Is there, anywhere, a definitive guide to how micro.blog truncates posts it receives via RSS?
Strange question, I know, but ... Is ...
Strange question, I know, but … Is there any way I can restrict access to a post in WP without having to make people jump through any hoops to see it?
There are lots of solutions that allow only registered users to see a specific post. What I want ideally is a link I can give people that will work for them and not for anyone else. A page hidden from anyone who does not have that link.
The idea is to give email subscribers and other supporters access either exclusively or well in advance of the general public.
Just read a horrible coinage: autonomobile. Cars ...
Just read a horrible coinage: autonomobile. Cars were never automobile without a driver. We are still waiting for a truly automobile means of transport.
Maybe next time.
I’m a lover, not a fighter.
And there’s lots more where this came from.
That’ll do nicely.
The business model of the Internet is surveillance contd.
The moral is, in a way, obvious: it’s a confirmation of Bruce Schneier’s original observation that “surveillance is the business model of the Internet”. Being a pedant, I would have said “of the Web”, but since many people can’t distinguish between the two, we’ll leave Bruce’s formulation stand.
@dullhunk Very good question. Who is milling ...
@dullhunk Very good question. Who is milling their own wheat and baking 100% wholewheat in the UK? I know twitter.com/e5bakehou… and a few others on Instagram. twitter.com/RealBread must know.
This is worrying. I received a message ...
This is worrying. I received a message from Fastmail saying I had reached my sending limit for the day. Impossible. I raised a ticket and 8.5 hours later got confirmation my account had been compromised. I’ll say this for Fastmail; the recovery process is superb. The worrying part is that I know I did not reply to any phishing expedition. So how did it happen? Brute force, maybe. Pwned, maybe.