Posts from ‘October, 2004’

Gerry caught me on iChat tonight and let me know he was having trouble reaching Flickr– he’s right! What’s happening?
And it looks like they are based in Vancouver… Did Mount St. Helens blow a big cork and blast it north? I hope not!
Maybe flickr is just flickering.

My editor was pressuring me. I had stalled on my next technology article for the Fall 2004 issue of our publication, the mcli Forum. I had waited too long to do interviews with some faculty (there are some coo, things some folks are doing with teaching GPS… maybe in the Spring…)
What would I do? [...]

I hope this is the last on MLX spam for a while. I’d rather be writing code for adding features to it than trying to fortify the moat.
And I guess my finger pointing at domain registrars was off base as pointed out by some comments earlier today. Somebody out there must be responsible.
My hourly [...]

Our hourly comment spam assaults on the Maricopa Learning eXchange ceased around 10:00pm local time yesterday. My best guest is that the spammers mommy finnaly told him/her it was time to shut fof the computer, brush their teeth, and off to bed. Likely, after a bowl or two of Cocoa Puffs this morning, they [...]

I had a surrealistic moment in Walgreens.
I was there to pick up a (legal) p;erscription. Walkign out, I noticed that the soothing background music was actually the pseudo 1960s Pictures of Matchstick Men by Status Quo which I always took as a trippy psychedelic song. No Muzak or cheap midi version, it was the full [...]

Yes, I have been a bit obsessed lately with the roaches who have been spamming our Maricopa Learning eXchange. This is not all I have been doing this week, but it grinds away.

I have a latest fix which will be secretive since I believe the spammer is a reader here (“howdy!”)- but so far, from [...]

I seem to keep forgetting to take a look at the nifty Blogdigger service- a site that allows you to drop in a pile of RSS feeds, and have it return to you a single RSS that represents a combination of all the content. And there is more every time I go back.
My experiment has [...]

I’d say it is nothing new these days to highlight or discover a new use of weblogs… No wait a minute, it still is interesting to see what pops up on the blog-o-verse.
I’ve been at it since April 2003 and have helped a few groups and individuals in our system get started including 3 our [...]