WordPress › WPtouch « WordPress Plugins - no idea if I want something like that. Could be quite interesting though, after all I have such a touch device myself. On the other hand, Mobile Safari also displays normal websites well. Moreover, there is still a problem: the nginx cache knows nothing about it and would potentially cache the wrong pages. In any case, I'm not sure that these mobile extensions get along well with caches.
Archive 13. November 2010
Unionsminister: Sitzblockierer sollen Polizei-Einsatz bezahlen | tagesschau.de - which would also help to control the annoying demonstrators, because hey, it's simple: demonstrators in general or even strikers cause costs and then you can get them from them and then people will think twice about whether they go out on the street!
The erosion of democracy has always worked quite well through the wallet.
Autumn
Just pictures from autumn. These are still from Papenburg, so a few weeks old. By now, it looks a bit gloomier.
Introducing Thirty Ten, my guide to creating a Twenty Ten Child Theme | aaron.jorb.inaaron.jorb.in. I need to take a closer look at this to customize my site a bit more without having to do everything myself. Update: it works. My current layout is set up as a child theme for Twenty Ten.
WordPress › WordPress Nginx proxy cache integrator « WordPress Plugins. I use it on my box to speed up my WordPress. WordPress itself runs in a KVM with a standard stack and an Nginx in front as a cache. Does it hold up?
Bitrot reloaded
It's time to start over and rebuild. This is an attempt to work with WordPress again. After my own software was rendered obsolete by years of not updating the requirements under the blog, this time there's standard off-the-shelf software. Let's see how it goes.
rfc1437 | Content-type: matter-transport/sentient-life-form - Strong trends towards "throw away with archive and start over" with slight options for "throw away, static archive and maybe shovel a part into the new platform if I find the time". The link shows where I'm currently playing around. Wordpress with a few small plugins and an nginx caching front.