November 2012
I decided to spend a day updating my web sites to the latest software. In accordance with the laws of sofware enstimation, this took rather longer than I intended, but never mind that. Apart from upgrading the underlying operating system from Ubuntu 10.04 LTS to 12.04 LTS, I also wanted to switch from FastCGI hosting my sites to uWSGI.
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I have started configuring my web sites to work with IPv6.
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I have been neglecting Kanbo while job-seeking and doing freelance jobs,
but today I did one token update: I added a bookmarklet on the details
page of a board that can be used as a shorthand to add a card to that
board.
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It has taken only ten years but we now have SVG support as good as it was ten
years ago using Adobe’s SVG Viewer plug-in in Netscape 4. I have decided it is
about time I resurrected my 2002 project, the Alleged Tarot.
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When you buy an Andoid
phone for the first time you want to set it up by entring your Gmail password.
If you have set up two-factor authentication (also called 2-step verification)
then you need a one-time application password to do this: your regular Gmail
password will be rejected with a message suggesting wrongly that you have
mistyped it. Having remembered this, you now want to find the page for minting
a new application password. Now the usability nightmare begins.
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