“Silence force” … “powerful on the inside, silent on the outside”.
From the marketing tag line off my new vacuum cleaner I have the feeling that dr who fan are well entrenched at Rowenta.
And if you think this is too far fetched, have a look at the dust filter…
You already know what it does to dust, right ?
;)
Variations on the “Outrageous Chocolate Cookies“, as if they weren’t outrageous enough !
Long story short, I’m not blogging much this times, but that’s just because my focus is slightly elsewhere, hmm…
:)
Disclaimer: this started essentially as note-to-self listing a few interesting projects to spare me another internet search session.
RSS feeds (and their twin brothers Atom) are ubiquitous over the internet making it possible to easily get a summary of the latest publications of a given website.
Interestingly a huge amount of websites produce this kind of feeds (most blogs obviously but also sites like twitter[en]) and from this point of view the RSS format is quite lively.
But on the consumer side, I’m pretty disappointed with the “offer” in terms of RSS readers. Over the time I’ve tested several well-known desktop readers (liferea, rssowl, thunderbird…) and most of then ended up synchronizing with Google Reader. This one has consequently come to be my main newsreader and it appears to me as clearly dominating the world of internet based newsreader. However such a predominance is not that much a good sign1.
So, my website (tibonihoo.net) has been recently hacked… No apparent effect but a bunch of undercover redirections and a load of php one-liners to “do stuff” with cookies.
Apparently I’m not the only one to have suffered from this and everyting comes from a security hole in zenphoto (that I use to manage my photo gallery).
The bright side of things: