In the growth of the Internet, various challenges have been encountered. One of those is a battle between censorship and free speech, particularly in the context of material potentially inappropriate to certain audiences. I just brought my site, at least the WordPress-driven part of it, into the modern era of ICRA labeling.
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Running on the Future
Friday, November 13th, 2009I received my Windows 7 Ultimate Commemorative Edition today from Microsoft for being part of the beta program. As it happens, I tend to find myself running a lot of beta software.
Running with PageHeap Enabled
Sunday, November 8th, 2009For the next few days, I am intending to run with PageHeap enabled. I’ve gotten a few crashes that come up as heap corruption, so hopefully enabling PageHeap will help find the root cause.
Facebook Connect Breaks
Thursday, November 5th, 2009Retooling
Tuesday, November 3rd, 2009I talked a few days ago about some of the security tools I use. After using some of those tools more as well as investigating them, I am going to revise my assessment of them.
Digitally Signed E-mail
Sunday, November 1st, 2009I am currently exploring e-mail certificates again in the wake of Thawte ending the Web of Trust. E-mail certificates are useful for two reasons. They provide for digital signatures and encryption.
Broken Link Reporting
Friday, October 30th, 2009In the prior incarnation of my site, I had a 404 handler that reported broken links to me so that I can set up an appropriate redirection to the intended content. Until today, that functionality was missing in WordPress. However, I found a plugin that brings that functionality to WordPress.
Now with CDN Goodness
Thursday, October 29th, 2009Portions of the site now come through the Coral CDN. That should ehlp the page load faster.