The Misstep of Quora and The Importance of Trust Amongst Your Community Very insightful article. People flat out don’t like it if you change privacy settings on them, or add new ones with wide-open defaults. Doubly so if there is no direct benefit to the user. Something all of us web developers need to burn [...]

Much like the cobbler’s children having no shoes, the web developer’s blog has no posts.

When I first made the switch to Ubuntu over a year ago, I installed it on and older, smaller hard drive. Why? Two simple reasons: it was just a test to see if preferred it over Windows and it was the smallest drive that I had lying around not being used for anything else, so [...]

As you can see, I’ve done a lot with it since last year. Maybe next year for its sweet 16.

I dug into some log files today and discovered that it was a year ago today that I switched from Windows to Ubuntu.

Yes, 14 years ago today I shamelessly swiped the name “webgurus” from the other web developers at TIAC and, uh, haven’t done that much “worthwhile” with it since, according to some people. (no, I will not sell it to you)