New comic “Mazetoons” added to comics aggregator
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Category Archives: Computers
Comics aggregator is now significantly faster for some items
I fixed a couple of bugs, and now the aggregator should nearly always be loading pages in less than a second.
Three more late-breaking improvements to the comics aggregator
I’ve squeezed in another few improvements to the comics aggregator today:
Many exciting improvements to the comics aggregator
Many improvements have been made to the aggregator, the most significant of which is that user accounts which remember your comics selections are now supported.
“This Modern World” added to comics aggregator
By way of penance for not removing JumpStart from my comics aggregator much sooner, I have added Tom Tomorrow’s This Modern World. It comes out early Tuesday mornings. There’s also a “(1-day delay)” version in case you like to read your comics in the middle of the night and don’t want to miss it. Quoting… Read More »
Copaganda comic strip JumpStart removed from comics aggregator
With its advocacy of “community policing” and “broken windows policing,” JumpStart crosses my line, from a wrong but tolerable portrayal of American policing, to outright copaganda. I will no longer facilitate its dissemination.
Hack of the day “Jobs Filterer for LinkedIn”, Chrome extension for filtering lists of jobs in LI
I wrote a Chrome extension to filter job listings in LinkedIn because LinkedIn itself is bad at this.
LastPass still hasn’t learned the first rule of being in a hole
LastPass sent out an email and published a blog posting today to go with the support article they published earlier this week. They keep making things worse.
Newly released details about the recent LastPass security incident are bad
The newly released details about last fall’s LastPass breach and their response to it are bad, and LastPass should feel bad, and you should stop using LastPass.
The joy of contributing to a well-run open-source project
The Ansible team has been great to work with, and it makes me happy that my small efforts to contribute to this critical software were welcomed and facilitated.