Archive for July, 2005

Extended Live Archive

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July 12th, 2005
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Extended Live Archive AJAXified Live Archives like at Binary Bonsai but with *more* Kung-Fu!

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Blogcasting anyone?

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July 12th, 2005
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Blogcasting anyone? If a podcast falls in Redmond, and Microsoft isn’t there to hear it – does it make a noise? Microsoft gets the brunt of everything! 🙂

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All comments are off (for now)

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July 11th, 2005
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I have turned off all commenting on this blog till I can come up with an acceptable method to prevent spammers from DoSing the mysql server. On average yesterday, the server received ~10,000 comment spam post requests and thus the scattered downtime for the server. I need to prevent a database query for every comment request, somehow. Please email me if you have some ideas or already have something in place. Be back with comments soon. Sorry for the inconvenience. PS: I am not really looking for a spam filter (of which I have enough). I need something that would intercept spam comments before the commenting process starts and accesses the database. [EDIT] Back on again, please report any problems. Suggestions that I have found useful include: Apache mod_security, Spam Valve, Bad behavior, WP Hashcash and Referer Bouncer I have already implemented a couple of these and am in the […]

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I apologize for the delay

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July 10th, 2005
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I apologize for the delay in the judging of the Plugin Competition. I am sure the judges are really busy and we will get the results soon. The time taken is due to the varied installs and the requirements of each of the entries. I hope to have all the results in and tallied and the winners announced by the end of this week. Most of the cause of the delay is probably my fault. I already have the results from two of the judges and waiting patiently on at least four others. No pressure. 😉

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Bloggers learn price of telling too much

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July 9th, 2005
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Bloggers learn price of telling too much “I suppose in that way,” she says, “I think of blogs as ‘open mic nights’ online.” I like that!

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Me Podcast, you listen?

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July 7th, 2005
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Me Podcast, you listen? Webjay plays web pages with embedded MP3 links from Firefox via your favorite media player

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WP Theme: LactPlate

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WP Theme: LactPlate Two column, narrow margin, simplistic theme for WordPress 1.5+

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WP Theme: Beeblebrox

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WP Theme: Beeblebrox Based on Sinorcaish. Two column, one header, left menu, easy to read.

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XMLRPC Sploit Cornfusion

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XMLRPC Sploit Cornfusion: How did the Inquirer people derive that article from their alleged source? The recent vulnerabilities reported about PHP blogging tools (including WordPress) is partially wrong. WordPress is not affected by those series of vulnerabilities because WordPress does not use the same XML-RPC libraries as those other blogging tools. WordPress DID have its own set of vulnerabilities which have been patched. The only common thread between all of this hoopla seems to be the discoverer of these vulnerabilities. Please stop spreading misinformation. No new vulnerabilities with WordPress or WordPress’ XML-RPC API has been found beyond the ones that are fixed by the WordPress team already. Read more about the WordPress vulnerabilities and their fixes at the WordPress Development Blog, Photomatt’s Blog and almost every other blog in the WordPress Planet!

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