A couple of photos from Water Fire on the Mile this weekend. One taken with a slow-shutter speed as you would usually see recommended for night time photos. It gives a nice shot, allows for a lot of light to enter the photo, get the lights reflecting off the river, etc. The other, in order…
There seems to be a pretty serious security flaw in Greasemonkey, I’d highly recommend disabling it, getting the update and then waiting for the various scripts that will undoubtedly no longer work, to be updated themselves. Tags: Greasemonkey
There are new pics up on Finnegan’s blog and Angela’s blog that talk about where we were Saturday night, so I won’t try and add to them, although I do have a very cool picture that I need to post at some point. Needless to say, it was a busy Saturday, but it was fun…
I got pretty involved in putting some of the final touches on our Intranet site before I open it up to a couple of folks to beta test next week, and didn’t quite get around to posting this earlier. This is about what I see as the real purpose of this project. Yes, I think…
So with this week being “patch Tuesday” an update to Firefox being released, and work continuing on the intranet, including hacking away at a copy of Xoops, work’s been pretty busy. I’ve got some follow-up work to the website RFP I did for the Friends of the Library due, and some serious writing to work…
Progress that I’ve made on the $0 budget intranet so far this week: Installed SlimFTP for Uniserver plugin. Ran into that same old start bug that the 3.2 version of Uniserver had, however I discovered that just starting the FTP server from the .exe instead of the batch file works like a charm. Installed WebCalendar….