buying and reading comics
As I’ve mentioned before on this blog, I stopped buying comics regularly in 2009. I’d built up a backlog of unread books that was large enough that, even now, I […]
2016
The Carnegie Deli
I haven’t been to the Carnegie Deli in quite some time, but I’ll sure miss it. I wanted to go back one more time before they closed, but I never […]
Harvesting Government History
Here’s an interesting article about a group of librarians archiving pages from federal websites, prior to the start of the new administration: The ritual has taken on greater urgency this […]
Fun with TLS 1.2
At work, I’ve somehow wound up being the “credit card expert” in my group. I don’t mind, really, since the work is reasonably interesting, most of the time. I had […]
SharePoint – fun with fonts
I hit another weird little problem on my SharePoint project today. This one’s a bit different from the previous ones I’ve blogged about recently. A key point to start: I’m […]
More SharePoint list view threshold fun
Here’s a quick follow-up to my previous post on dealing with SharePoint list view thresholds. I just bumped up against another case where I had to change some code to […]
Evernote privacy, revisited
This is a follow-up to my post from a few days ago about Evernote’s privacy policy changes. They got so much negative feedback about the changes that they’ve decided not […]
Healthcare in America right now
Here’s an interesting article on Obamacare, which unfortunately turns out to be largely a waste of time to read, due to a couple of key sentences near the end: There’s […]
Installing DD-WRT on my Netgear router
After last week’s Netgear vulnerability scare, I started thinking that maybe it was time to install DD-WRT on my router. I’ve used DD-WRT in the past, on a Linksys router, […]
Bumping up against the list view threshold in SharePoint 2013
I’ve been learning a lot while working on my current SharePoint project. There’s been a lot of “trial and error” stuff, where I try something, get an error message, Google […]