26 November 2013
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I’m giving a short talk at the Oxford University Web Special Interest Group this afternoon on the above title. The nutshell version is that websites don’t have to be all-singing, all-dancing; there is also place for simple ones that can … Continue reading
15 November 2013
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One of the features of Unix type systems that makes that relatively secure is permissions – for every file, you link it to a user and a group and define what the user can do with it, what other members … Continue reading
25 October 2013
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Not literally! However, I am exploring making a virtual move from my longstanding web-den.org.uk domain to the ever so slightly shorter webden.org.uk. When I originally sought a personal domain name, I had already established my Webden identity but webden.org.uk was … Continue reading
3 August 2013
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It seems hardly the blink of an eye ago that I last had to upgrade WordPress and then 3.6 was upon me. It is wonderful that the software is actively developed, to improve it and to fix problems that are … Continue reading
22 October 2011
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I like to keep abreast of changes in what is hip in the word of web development but, with countless thousands of developers plotting courses to the next big thing, it can be a challenge. Recently, I have been experimenting … Continue reading
10 September 2010
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Setting up this blog was relative straightforward. The initial stage was clicking a button in the control panel provided by my web host (Blackfoot) and then it was just a case of tinkering to get things looking the way I … Continue reading
25 April 2007
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If you are reading this directly on my website rather than via some kind of news reader, you will notice that the letters now have greater vertical spacing and hence more room to breathe. I have read about the joys … Continue reading
14 September 2005
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Several months ago I came across some information on the BetaChurch.org website about a Firefox extension called Aardvark. It has been languishing in my Bloglines clippings folder since then but I finally got round to trying it today: what an … Continue reading