I got a new domain registered and a new account setup for the child abuse stuff. The new home for all that stuff will be at www.childabusesurvivor.net. Just give it 24-48 hours for the DNS info to get around and then I’ll start reworking some of that stuff and getting it all moved over. I’m pretty excited about it! No more Geocities! *L*
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OpenOffice 1.1 released. I tried out 1.0 way back when and found it to pretty useful in some situations. Unfortunately I couldn’t really replace Office with it because so much of what I do is in Access and Open Office doesn’t have a database component, relying instead on a somewhat difficult to configure interface with…
I’ve gotten an email from the guy hosting the Child Abuse site. The information he has is sketchy at this point, but the server on which the site sits has been shutdown, as part of a defense against a DDoS attack on that subnet. That’s all we know at this point. Hopefully it will be…
Oh, by the way, there’s some stuff in Newsmonster that has some real promise. Both the integration with a PDA, and the Distributed Reputation System, which is not currently available, sound pretty interesting. I haven’t tried to integrate with the PDA, because that’s going to tie up some resources and disk space that I don’t…
I was just over reading Mike Sanders’ blog, and the comments therein when I realized that both of the commenters, when I hovered over their names, instead of being the URL for their site, it was a link to their Blogger profile. Then, when I clicked the “leave a comment” link the page that was…
Last night, I met a friend for drinks and dinner after work. Imagine, if you will, a very hip drinking establishment, right smack dab in the middle of the Arena district of Columbus. (You actually look out on the front entrance to Nationwide Arena from this place.) A bunch of young, single people hanging out…
Saw this post over at the J-Walk blog. Apparently, someone has decided to do a study of how much we all read blogs at work: Workers in the U.S will this year waste the equivalent of 551,000 years reading blogs, a study has suggested. Yup, all those tips, ideas, solutions, and general tech information that…