OddThinking

Julian: “I’ve had an idea. I am going to name my next pet `v7qo!rt’, so then I can use my pet’s name as a password, and yet still be secure.”

If you are reading this on the OddThinking site: Congratulations, your DNS is up-to-date. If you are reading this on a feed aggregator: Congratulations, their DNS is up-to-date. If you are reading this through an email subscription: Bah! That proves nothing! Let me know if you notice any peculiarities with the new home. Update: Now […]

How I could monetize my elite web-skills.

I’ve been quiet lately, because I have been working hard on transitioning to a new web host provider. I am sure there will be a few posts about that once the dust has settled. Hopefully any down time during the transition will be kept to a minimum. If I did have spare time, I wouldn’t […]

A quick look at the Sydney dam levels, as illustrated by the Sydney Morning Herald.

I installed Unison a few days ago. It is a very useful application – it keeps folders on different machines synchronised. I have been using it to edit files locally, and have them hosted by my web-server when I am ready.

I summarise the second year of operations of OddThinking.

We at OddThinking are pleased to announce a new copy-editing service. We’ll edit your signs for legibility and clarity for a low, low price.

In the EmailShroud 2.0 plugin, I use a couple of non-standard attributes on the anchor tag.

Now, I am looking at cleaning it up and ensure it exhibits nothing but pure validation goodness…

I just don’t know how.

Short version: OddThinking occasionally gets some weird off-topic comments on the EmailShroud page. I have taken some action, and I am hoping it will stop now.

Longer more interesting version follows…