Posted July 5th, 2008 by pearible actual
This question seems ubiquitous lately, and I’ve seen some really surprising answers to it. The following is my own opinion only, and serves to let you know what to expect from me, and anyone working for pearible.
Web Designers absolutely MUST know xHTML and CSS - no exceptions. Read the rest of this entry »
Posted June 19th, 2008 by pearible actual
Recently I read an academic paper on writing processes. Overall I found the premise flawed and indulgent, but I did manage to take something away from it - there are people for whom writing itself is a transformative event. It molds their thinking as they write, sometimes changing it drastically. They think of themselves as “writers” and feel a deep need to express themselves in the written word.
I’m not one of them. Read the rest of this entry »
Posted June 14th, 2008 by pearible actual
It would seem that there’s some sort of hole in the wordpress 2.5.1 security. I noticed some strange funkiness with the site the other day, and when I looked at the blog code, noticed a hidden little snippet that I clearly hadn’t put there. The consensus on the support forum was that sites that were compromised before upgrading were vulnerable even after moving to 2.5.1 - the only problem there was that peariblog isn’t an upgrade, it’s a fresh, clean 2.5.1 wordpress install Read the rest of this entry »
Posted June 11th, 2008 by pearible actual
I’m essentially a very private person, which makes this whole “blogging” thing a bit of a stretch for me. I was thinking about that, and the general idea of self-disclosure this morning. What is it that makes the best music, book, blog, painting, photograph, whatever so compelling? Often, for me at least, it’s the level of (real or imagined) self disclosure from the creator. When we feel like we’re getting a glimpse of a real person - don’t we find that so much more compelling? Read the rest of this entry »
Posted June 10th, 2008 by pearible actual
I’ve made it clear to M that I wouldn’t hesitate for a even a moment to leave her for Ingrid Michaelson - she, in turn, informed me that should Ewan McGregor ever come calling, I’m on my own.
Fair enough.