Over the past month I’ve made a few miscellaneous screenshots with the intention of writing larger articles about what they demonstrate. I haven’t found the time. Instead, I’ll post them here, for a lark.
The first three are Digg-related. I’ve been fortunate to have four posts reach the front page of Digg in the past […]

If your RSS feed is being “scraped” and republished in full somewhere else — as is currently happening to my main blog, Consumerism Commentary — you run two important risks. First of all, your scraper is likely pasting ads alongside your content on his website, trying to earn income directly off your hard efforts. […]

Here’s a bit of WordPress hackery for you… In case you haven’t noticed, WordPress 2.1 has changed the way posts and Pages are defined in the database. What this means to you that a variety of plugins for generating archives, lists of related posts, etc. started including Pages along with posts following the upgrade. Not […]