After several weeks of testing, I’ve decided to upgrade this blog to the latest version of Movable Type. Knowing my recklessness, weird things may happen.
I suspect some plugins may not work after the upgrade, like S-code (captcha code you have to type in before posting a comment). Please bear with me…
[Update: Confirmed that I have to remove that plugin… until then, commenting may not work.]
Amazon has done the unfathomable and changed its wishlist link; as far as we know, nobody was informed, and if you don’t have a cookie you might see items that aren’t supposed to be there. [Thanks to Kristen and Kottke remainders for the news] And Blogshares has been closed down. So I’ve removed the link…
Just experimenting with Digg tools on this blog. Things may prove embarrassing 50 posts later if nothing actually gets dugg. Big, fat zeroes… we don’t like seeing that in Singapore schools, unless it’s preceded by the number ‘1’.
Stephen P. Williams, author of ‘How To Be President’, just wrote in to me after reading my review of his book. I’m glad to hear that he was glad to hear that I liked his book. Thanks! Somehow, I’ve got myself honorary listing as a Canadian website.
The server exceeded its 500MB capacity, my home page went blank, and I believe some emails bounced. I’m in a trash-and-burn mood now. I just deleted my entire photo gallery – whether I have backups or not. However I might have to stop hosting other people’s sites on my account, because I might do some…
I have just realised that people have been sending me emails via my old Contact page, which haven’t been received. This was because the email address in my form got overloaded with spam and strange business correspondences from people who seem to have got my domain(s) mixed up with other people’s. So I terminated that…
After months of de-activation I’ve restored my contact form with AJAX, courtesy of Wufoo. Check it out! Update: Oh shite, I didn’t realise the password-protect feature was kicking in here until I tried viewing the form on another computer. Have disabled it so you guys can view it. Technorati Tags: web 2.0, wufoo, ajax, forms