Internet post archive

  1. A “read more” link in GoHugo
  2. No more @Rubenerd_Blog Twitter posts
  3. Ohai, feels weird being back
  4. Dave Winer: an armada of Twitters
  5. Twitter Circles feature leaked data, as expected
  6. AI companies spamming abuse email addresses
  7. Timestamps are all over the place
  8. Urban sprawl guarenteed the success of online retail
  9. Greg Lehey on interoperability
  10. Loading your website experience
  11. I like how Gemini handles links
  12. The brave new world of procedurally-generated stores
  13. Even chatbots are better than web search
  14. Ryan Barrett on HTTP content negotiation
  15. I want to redo or stop using categories
  16. This is my first post backed up to Codeberg
  17. Cleaning up metadata, and building with Dublin Core
  18. Legal versus ethical
  19. Newsletter spam… out of nowhere!
  20. Journalists failing in their AI chatbot reporting
  21. Happy 25th birthday, XML!
  22. Security firm finds exposed customer data in backups
  23. Hiding MediaWiki meta generator version
  24. Recanting my post on defensive blogging
  25. The elusive textInput form in RSS feeds
  26. The writer of ahiru.pl also uses desktop email
  27. The “I lost my phone” scam
  28. Comments on FeedLand roadmap
  29. Exploiting taxi queue systems for profit
  30. The mysterious textInput RSS field
  31. Dave asks about the WordPress block editor
  32. Joe Biden’s online privacy op-ed
  33. Making mistakes with NICs
  34. A new sign in was detected
  35. The solution to centralisation
  36. Dismissing criticism with workarounds
  37. This driver must get around
  38. Single greatest piece of spam I’ve ever received
  39. The beauty of CGI and simple design, by Hales
  40. Banning video apps
  41. 2022 blog h-highlights!
  42. Rejected cards and waking an IT team up
  43. Some blog ideas I’m considering for 2023
  44. The encouraging pushback against game NFTs
  45. Password managers must encrypt metadata too
  46. You searched for a user’s guide, sir?
  47. Why I live out of FeedLand for RSS now
  48. Another lacklustre RSS pitch
  49. Demand for ads on the receiving end
  50. Black Friday as an opportunity to unsubscribe
  51. Website security word salad
  52. Feedback about Gemini and Gopher
  53. Thinking aloud about Gemini and Gopher
  54. An app to not be run over
  55. End of October 2022 links
  56. Content, engagement, and extraction
  57. Do you log out of sites?
  58. David Gerard’s cryptocurrency talk
  59. Archive it if you care about it
  60. This news site link may surprise you
  61. If you want to understand reality, don’t be pedantic
  62. Software engagement versus utility
  63. Answering “yeah, but is the solution secure?”
  64. Railway interest in IoT devices growing
  65. Handwritten HTML sites
  66. Heroku cancelling free and inactive accounts
  67. Digital.com are spammers
  68. Jorge Fábregas and I discuss blog cadence
  69. New-ish theme for 2022
  70. Thinking aloud about web engagement
  71. People who end comments with an ellipsis…
  72. Feedback from @Tubsta, @Crosse3, Paul Traylor
  73. When CDNs and DDoS vendors go offline
  74. Yahoo Mail looks… good!
  75. The Uber files
  76. Why I tend to avoid reading social news comments
  77. A decade without blog comments
  78. Web design 101: field order matters
  79. Cryptocurrency waste, in all senses of the word
  80. Social media trains us to think in black/white
  81. Using meaningful email subject lines for alerts
  82. US DOJ won’t charge for security research
  83. Why bought sites get taken offline
  84. The two identities of the Australian ATO
  85. Prematurely labelling RSS feeds as inactive
  86. Confusing toll-free numbers for 2FA codes
  87. Britannica came up before Wikipedia
  88. Figuring out things before the Internet
  89. A modern web payment login process
  90. How Ukraine’s banks continued to operate
  91. TNL’s Nine Pillars of Digital Justice
  92. Twitter, Netflix, and infinite growth
  93. Vintage social network sentences
  94. Feedback on fake requests and back doors
  95. Fake law enforcement with encryption backdoors
  96. Alexander Schneider has a blog!
  97. Social media filters need image recognition
  98. 8,000 post feedback, and regular writing
  99. 8,000 blog posts!?
  100. The surprising backlash against RSS
  101. Comparitech are spammers
  102. Bought a GPU or mattress? Here are ads for more!
  103. Debating whether to have blog post types
  104. “Sexy cosplay” spam
  105. Client-side name and location validation
  106. Chilling effects on defensive social media posts
  107. Geographic domain spam
  108. Defensive social media posts
  109. Tweaking my blog theme fonts for *nix users
  110. The “fundamental problem” with NFTs
  111. UI design is as much about expectations
  112. Why IPv6 isn’t more widespread
  113. Australian energy company data collection
  114. Don’t invest in cryptocurrencies
  115. Using innocuous prompts as hooks
  116. Why are people falling for NFTs?
  117. Account spam from @PayPal?
  118. Number of posts last year
  119. URL trends from 2013
  120. SgLinks the next URL shortener to go
  121. Fine art accounts on The Bird Site
  122. Reading people’s blog archives
  123. Accounts calling out the duped
  124. Lance Ulanoff on social media addiction
  125. James’ Coffee Blog Advent of Bloggers
  126. To do this one thing, scroll down that far!
  127. Log4Shell
  128. RSS feeds with pictures of the day
  129. Crypto-“currency” snakeoil
  130. Faux chatbot notification tabjacking
  131. Keanu Reeves on NFTs
  132. The cloud is just someone else’s pager
  133. When did it become: “delivered to your inbox”?
  134. Trying The Old Reader
  135. Not just the algorithm, it’s Zuck’s company too
  136. My favourite StackOverflow answers
  137. The Economist’s insight into Big Tech during Covid
  138. Joke images on social media as a signal
  139. Organising posts by date
  140. Brandon Quakkelaar on the beauty of RSS
  141. Stephen Diehl on NFTs
  142. Wordpress.com’s password advice
  143. Dark mode theme now live
  144. Hales on Javascript-loaded assets
  145. Disparate thoughts about VPNs
  146. James Gallagher’s IndieWeb Search
  147. Internetting good, via @heyjovo and @jkloss4
  148. Archiving 24 years of personal email
  149. Nora Tindall on the modern web
  150. Considering the context of IT systems
  151. The best we can do with passphrases now
  152. The future of the Jekyll static-site generator
  153. Your own platform is king
  154. Omake refresh, and the state of blogrolls
  155. Yeah but, like, you weren’t there man!
  156. Redundant passphrase requirements are
  157. Conflating security with privacy
  158. Tech and online meetings
  159. Decluttering Fandom.com with uBlock Origin
  160. Who in the world is Pitney Bowes?
  161. Soundtrax: No music download for you
  162. Why do you timezone, Ruben?
  163. Australia’s Internet fun this morning
  164. CISA’s exploited vulnerabilities report for 2021
  165. This site is mobile friendly
  166. Defensive blogging
  167. RSS feedback from Simon Ruderich
  168. Feedback on duplicate RSS dates
  169. Exploring HTML cite attributes
  170. James’s (aka capjamesg’s) coffee blog
  171. Umar Getazazov helps me fix things
  172. Happy International Webloggers Day 2021
  173. Inline links to videos with play buttons
  174. Reddit’s /r/blogging, and my own advice
  175. Block jquery.nicescroll.js to make sites responsive
  176. The most dangerous things in tech
  177. Twitter account for this site is back
  178. Add to my to do list: bait and switch
  179. When your customers want your service down
  180. Two types of comparison sites
  181. ACIC’s expanded surveillance submission
  182. Disabling memberships in Ghost 4 blogs
  183. I have a Linktree
  184. A 580 pixel blog width
  185. Opting out of Google’s FLoC
  186. The rise of online readability scrapers
  187. What was the first thing you were flamed for?
  188. How I blog regularly
  189. Feedback from Thomas Jensen
  190. No more JavaScript frameworks
  191. Wedge the Ever Given anywhere
  192. Email signatures that wake you up
  193. Chromium monoculture marches on
  194. Rubenerd.com linked to on Lobste.rs
  195. Quote from @Aral on debugging
  196. Hackers are malicious
  197. Hales on unexpected LiveJournals
  198. Rubenerd.com has a LiveJournal?
  199. Truth in advertising hits Twitter
  200. The Internet interprets censorship as damage?
  201. Email unsubscribe fail: Trustwave
  202. Follow me on Mastodon
  203. Replacing Facebook news with RSS feeds
  204. Reinventing visual metaphors for no benefit
  205. Being victim of another data breach
  206. Apology for spam #9001
  207. Talk to me… goose?
  208. That one specific spammer who can’t pad
  209. Microblog, week 3 of 2021
  210. “You wrote about X, can you link to me?”
  211. Abandoned blogs as time capsules
  212. Microblog, week 2 of 2021
  213. Whole Wheat Radio whipped the llama’s arse
  214. Taking a Twitter break
  215. Drowning in popups, part two
  216. Network backdoors and layers
  217. Wordle for 2020
  218. Feedback on my blog-as-a-business post
  219. “Turn your audience into a business”
  220. The media's culpability in the NBN
  221. Trying WordPress again after a few years
  222. Acronym Finder isn’t one
  223. Spelling mistakes for week 48, 2020
  224. An online place of record
  225. Video conference fatigue
  226. Lessons learned from the 2016 Australian census?
  227. Clickbait
  228. Interfering with opening in new tabs
  229. Trying an alternative to RSS topic folders
  230. Being a customer, not a producer
  231. Where to find the BBC’s RSS feeds
  232. How my latest Twitter break is going
  233. Now Captchas are just messing with me
  234. John Naughton on the Internet-of-Things
  235. Apologies for not posting your comments yet
  236. The Australian government’s NBN backflip
  237. Hacker News: Why aren’t we all more serious?
  238. Hacker News on my audio kill switch post
  239. Twenty posts per page
  240. If we could demand the same security answers
  241. When services always had RSS
  242. NBN already outdated
  243. Easier to read, maintain, and extend
  244. Mr Orange, and Joe Biden’s hires from tech
  245. A social network’s inaccuracy
  246. Technical support airing personal details in public
  247. To static site, or not, again
  248. Working from home still tenuous sometimes
  249. Those email-unsubscribe reasons
  250. Update on split username-password forms
  251. A thousand drafts
  252. Airgapped devices and networks
  253. Friday Fanmail: Machon SERP, and a novella quote
  254. SimilarTech’s site analysis only half wrong
  255. An analysis of native IoT advertising
  256. Semantic discussion of macOS plists
  257. Bitcoin scam sites
  258. Making RSS prominent again
  259. Remembering Sun and MySQL in 2008
  260. Renaming git default branch to trunk
  261. Booting from an ISO on OrionVM
  262. Add MJ12bot to your web server spam lists
  263. Two-factor auth codes need to be chunked better
  264. Still getting mail from a leaked database
  265. The web we lost: a retrospective
  266. When reCAPTCHA attacks
  267. ACCC’s March quarter 2020 report
  268. RSS is more than plumbing
  269. eBay Saved Search emails ignore geography
  270. NetWare IPX/SFX slides
  271. IoT, and Hypponen’s law
  272. Ministers not wanting the COVID tracking app
  273. 686 pages
  274. Digital connectivity is oil?
  275. Follow-up to my fintech security post
  276. Even respected sites are failing to address fintech security
  277. FreeBSD consolidation, and spam apologies
  278. Anecdotal Ethernet interference
  279. An update from Stack Exchange on licencing
  280. CSS didn’t decouple content from presentation
  281. An old domain whitelist text file
  282. NNTP
  283. Australian FTTN and metadata surveillance
  284. Stepping on anything other than unsubscribe
  285. Some delightful late January spam
  286. Fifteen years of posts
  287. Windows Insider takes cake for worst unsubscribe
  288. Curly quote fix coming for Hugo 0.6x
  289. I may even republish their spam
  290. 666 pages
  291. Rearranging The Verge’s tech flops list
  292. Here’s your PIN, here's the eBay PIN…
  293. Curly quotes broken in Goldmark, Hugo
  294. Wikipedia’s mathematics articles need work
  295. Do you agree to accept our cookies?
  296. Yahoo Groups deletion follow up
  297. Twitter threads should be blog posts
  298. Unsub me already: Sprint, fail
  299. Site updates, late November 2019
  300. Out of stock, now with free shipping
  301. Ubiquiti’s phoning home issues
  302. Fitbit and Yahoo Groups
  303. Australian broadband adventures, Q3 2019
  304. When you book hotels online
  305. Fixing Hugo JSON-LD
  306. Cisco’s internal network issues
  307. Google against W3C privacy push
  308. SEA ME WE3 Singapore-Perth cable cut
  309. Hales fixes my RSS
  310. Fixing Hugo pagination in 0.58
  311. Please don’t use fixed-position navigation bars
  312. The xkcd password leak
  313. Helpful internet people
  314. Fun with a phpMyAdmin honeypot
  315. Common myths about private browsing
  316. Can’t change Slack private channels to public
  317. Where do you find the time to blog?
  318. When someone close nearly got phone scammed
  319. Feedback from @infinitary
  320. Using Subversion with GitHub
  321. Design anti-patterns: Misleading buttons
  322. Unlimited plans are almost always flops
  323. Australian IT firms not consulted about #aabill
  324. URLs, URIs, URNs
  325. When CDNs say you have malware
  326. Thanking Dropbox for the final stick
  327. Manchester Baby, and Elizebath CityCenter [sic]
  328. Anti-trust suits, then and now
  329. Tweeting about FreeBSD, NetBSD
  330. Hugo generator deprecation warnings
  331. He’s back, with housekeeping
  332. Michael W. Lucas: Control your platform
  333. OrionVM launches Melbourne PoP
  334. Richard Di Natale on Australia’s #aabill
  335. Rename IPSec peers in VyOS
  336. When people answer questions with “why?”
  337. Elizabeth Warren breaking up big IT
  338. DuckDuckGo features keep surprising me
  339. Serverless
  340. Another (site) bites the dust
  341. AAPT on moving off copper
  342. Sceptical of synergies
  343. How web businesses surprised me
  344. Australian IT in the budget reply speech
  345. The @georgiecel on what to read
  346. Spam disclaimers
  347. Another new newsletter abusing email lists
  348. Facebook’s lobbying against global privacy laws
  349. Flat design on websites
  350. Testing HTTPS/TLS sites
  351. macOS not downgrading Wi-Fi security
  352. FeedReader: Generally safe
  353. When client-side validation attacks
  354. Our moving NBN adventure
  355. Delivering blog post text in RSS
  356. Exporting data from closing web services
  357. Decentraleyes
  358. Pinterest’s CEO and his service
  359. Box doesn’t do Markdown
  360. Digital Dark Age, even within sites
  361. I came across Latest Posts with $5,900,000
  362. Posting regularity
  363. Stack Overflow survey 2019
  364. Firefox disabling auto-playing video
  365. Churning to Superloop
  366. Source RSS namespace has moved
  367. Dublin Core in HTML5
  368. Pointless Rubenerd stats: The
  369. After the jump
  370. Not ranking well for certain keyword phrases
  371. Self-redundancy
  372. What blogging is
  373. Bell Canada wanting permission to track customers
  374. Cheaper, and more affordable
  375. Information war
  376. Stack Exchange first response: why?
  377. Revenue and responsibility
  378. Yes, the #AABill is about encryption
  379. Australia’s new anti-encryption bill
  380. Updating Apple Support Communities
  381. If you want encryption, you support…
  382. IBM CEO on Silicon Valley privacy
  383. Those white collars
  384. Wikia now Fandom
  385. The new most convoluted unsubscribe process
  386. How likely are you to recommend…?
  387. A new type of blog referral spam
  388. Speaking of buyouts, M1?
  389. My own Twitter policy
  390. Confirmation shaming feedback from @sjdorst, @FiatSlug1
  391. Confirm shaming
  392. Cloudflare’s domain registrar
  393. Friday Fanmail: Accosting SEO
  394. Dropbox.design is excited
  395. Telstra feedback survey
  396. Feather preening
  397. Seeing Chermside at Chatswood
  398. Dark patterns in networking email
  399. Mosh on Amazon Lightsail
  400. Save the web; wait, not you!
  401. Schady’s back, tell a friend
  402. Facebook browser console ASCII art
  403. See you soon
  404. How do you make time to blog!?
  405. Performance management Friday Fanmail
  406. Full page newsletter signup trends
  407. Friday Fanmail: Pressurising in your city
  408. ModernWebBloat.js
  409. Truncated to sixty pages
  410. Carved Friday Fanmail
  411. 567 pages
  412. Wildcard and DNS Let’s Encrypt certificates
  413. Lots of typos, even for me
  414. Scrolling to get to content
  415. The greatest Yahoo! Answer ever
  416. Friday fanmail: Business builder
  417. Another Bitbucket easter egg
  418. No more Optus dialup
  419. A bit more of O’Reilly vanishes
  420. This techno-utopia
  421. Friday Fanmail: Marvis
  422. Please explain summaries, Wikipedia editors
  423. Friday Fanmail: Charlotte
  424. That wireless shield icon
  425. CRN mobile network outage poll
  426. Building beautiful websites
  427. Friday Fanmail: $1009
  428. IPv6 address easter eggs
  429. Lists and outlines
  430. Feedback on static comments
  431. New frontmatter generator
  432. RFC: Comment systems
  433. Vertel Etherwave
  434. Replacing social networks with RSS
  435. Goodbye, Digg Reader
  436. Friday fanmail: I noticed your website
  437. The Facebook market failure
  438. More regressive web design stickyness
  439. How does one push 0.4 of a commit?
  440. Lightbox popups and push notifications
  441. We are not spammers
  442. Still on Upian’s Hot Links!
  443. Followup NBN post
  444. The original NBN was bad, because Turnbull?
  445. Two-factor auth and password managers
  446. Bitcoin with vests
  447. Bitcoin spam with amber
  448. Bitcoin spam and cheese
  449. GitHub supported manifest files
  450. Yearly archives in GoHugo
  451. Time for configuration management
  452. Blogging in 2018
  453. Buried under eBay chargers
  454. CRN poll on fate of the NBN
  455. Retina image downscaling with CSS
  456. Dangerous of reporting on “wiki” and “crypto”
  457. Verifying my Micro.blog
  458. FreeBSD.org using Let’s Encrypt
  459. Friday Fanmail: Mark Waller
  460. Activities and Visitors!
  461. Advanced protection from Google instead?
  462. Enter username, hit button, enter password
  463. No more plain text Zendesk
  464. You can (not) advance to Safe Senders
  465. Rubenerd 2017 theme live
  466. Five hundred pages
  467. Motor racing shopping trolley
  468. Did you have a chance to review my last email?
  469. Fresh spam
  470. Scott Ludlam
  471. Citibank Australia and Safari
  472. JSON Feed, and JSON in RSS
  473. Fibre to the Node
  474. Hamburger icons
  475. Who’s to blame for slow AU broadband?
  476. Mr Brandis, You Can (Not) Decrypt
  477. Social norms and coffee shops
  478. July 2017 Rubenerd spam
  479. Goodbye, del.icio.us
  480. Here’s an email for a received message
  481. The blight of expired Let’s Encrypt certs
  482. Flex
  483. Sending back UTM links
  484. Big Boy
  485. No more local Singapore-Malaysia calls, kinda
  486. del.icio.us in IFTTT
  487. Sila’s gamble
  488. Rhipe Prime Portal
  489. Atlassian, I am disappoint
  490. Record answers for Apple secret questions
  491. The most 21st century paragraph ever
  492. Valentine termination spam
  493. Civil use of Australia's mandatory metadata
  494. Hugo 0.18.1
  495. BBS automotive spam
  496. Australian ISPs to block torrent sites
  497. More sold and closed OpenStack clouds
  498. Getting into blogging
  499. No more public Dropbox folders
  500. Colleague feedback
  501. Offshore Singapore bank accounts
  502. Trip back in time: cost of encryption
  503. Megaport newsletters
  504. Reasons to use HTTPS
  505. Wikipedia user groups
  506. Unbounce Convertables
  507. A complete meal newsletter unsubscription
  508. Graduate Outcomes Survey
  509. Sell or promote spam
  510. Women in IT on Slashdot
  511. A week of posts at once
  512. Here's looking at you, Facebook
  513. Moving from del.ici.ous to Pinboard
  514. Four rules for web form design
  515. Goodbye, Internet Explorer 6
  516. Newsletter abuse
  517. Goodbye, Instapaper
  518. If it isn’t right for you right now
  519. The derived namespace
  520. IT snow days
  521. Mr Turnbull on the NBN and #CensusFail
  522. Confluence as a family wiki
  523. Over 9,000 and Sysadmin Day
  524. Alternative Let’s Encrypt Clients
  525. Kindly, Don’t Do That
  526. Boxed–up posts
  527. How likely to recommend emails
  528. The NBN is dead, but look at the kitten!
  529. Facebook privacy
  530. #Spam Traffic Monsoon!
  531. RFID spam
  532. Thunderbird 1024
  533. Amazon's vexillology needs some work
  534. Melbourne IT on graceful degradation
  535. When NinjaFirewall attacks
  536. When password character limits attack
  537. Blocked networking between EC2 instances
  538. MIT algorithm for page speed
  539. Australia's failed NBN
  540. Venture capital firm spam
  541. Death by CloudFront
  542. The Great GitHub Outage of 2016
  543. Ian Potts
  544. The Venus is in the Horsehead Nebula
  545. CSS was a missed opportunity, part 2
  546. Outlook Web Access
  547. This month's unsubscribe fun: Pinterest
  548. Turnbull’s moot startup point
  549. Facebook like-buying #Spam
  550. Australian privacy, NBN net neutrality, and other news
  551. WordPress 2015 Survey
  552. When Truncation Attacks: IT News
  553. Cancelling PayPal subscriptions
  554. You’re not part of the problem if you criticise FTTN
  555. TPG’s Vodafone switch
  556. Tracking loved ones, with victim blaming
  557. Unsubscribing from ZDNet newsletters
  558. My newsletter–unsubscribe score card
  559. Just don’t use Facebook then
  560. Wikipedia has all three homes
  561. When will VoIP kill the telephone?
  562. FreshPorts on GitHub
  563. 444 Rubenerd pages
  564. The xkcd survey
  565. Trolls ruin all the things
  566. Pointless Rubenerd post stats
  567. The HTML5 be evolving, breaking
  568. Flickr Pro doubles the size of its eel
  569. Creative code spammers
  570. A BitBucket easter egg
  571. Poles and wires for the NBN
  572. When nginx add_header don't appear
  573. Wrike Summer
  574. BREAKING: Terrifying police scope–creep spam!
  575. Australia's surveillance tax is on
  576. The @georgiecel on DuckDuckGo
  577. DuckDuckGo
  578. Stopping around the web links
  579. Saccharin spam
  580. Friendfeed shutting down
  581. Fun SEO spammers
  582. When spammers can’t spell their targets
  583. Back to WordPress from Jekyll
  584. Ten friggen years of Rubenerd
  585. My first ever geographically relevant spam
  586. Expired and deleted domains
  587. Ultra super secure invalid passphrases
  588. Improving visual appearance with spam
  589. He knows basically everything spam
  590. The FireHOL flame haze
  591. Not much time left for Github Pages DNS change
  592. Hey, your tag links are blue again
  593. Those DNS network ports
  594. CSS3’s new box-sizing property
  595. Long weekend site designs
  596. Infinite scrolling
  597. Sugary job offers
  598. Latest TPG ISP adventures
  599. The cost of fast TV and web browsing
  600. Featured images
  601. Default servers in nginx
  602. When script kiddies don’t get absolute URLs
  603. You’re subscribed to our new mailing list!
  604. Data retain THIS, Mr Attorney General
  605. The Ohloh Black Duck Open Hub
  606. Basic nginx headers
  607. Media reporting on Dropbox security, privacy
  608. A small list of terrible web clichés
  609. Rubenerd for the next ten years
  610. Remember SOAP?
  611. Sneakernet cloud uploads
  612. Jekyll dates
  613. S/MIME in Mac Outlook
  614. Windows 8 Mail and S/MIME
  615. intl PECL extension not available
  616. Ladar Levison, and tapping is easy right?
  617. Why Lavabit shut down
  618. This is bad for the Internet
  619. Getting rid of Cisco spam
  620. This is my 77,777th tweet
  621. One hiccup using Tumblr as a blog platform
  622. The OpenSSL heart bleeds
  623. Tumblr as a blogging platform
  624. Disconnect for ALL the browsers
  625. Ruben and Malcolm’s technology mix
  626. All the better for Wikipedia to see you with
  627. Digg is back, and spamming us
  628. The @caseyliss and pedantic critiques
  629. Electronic inclusionism
  630. HTML5 renders XHTML mimetypes invalid?
  631. IMAP email followup
  632. Finally moving to Fastmail, or another provider?
  633. The @JamieJakov on my daily posts
  634. Amazon wish list addresses
  635. SoylentNews is people
  636. Practical, private Dropbox use cases
  637. HTML5 @georgiecel @zoomosis timestamps
  638. HTML5 deprecates dates
  639. Why I publish a PGP public key
  640. My own (albeit small) internet extortion adventure
  641. Flu-like words, late at night, to my Terminal
  642. #PostADay2014
  643. Downloading from multiple sources with aria2
  644. The sound of PPPoE silence
  645. Hidden messages in HTML email
  646. Validating HTML 3.2 pages, like it’s 1997
  647. Client–side blogging
  648. Wikipedia on DuckDuckGo and Google
  649. A public service message on Helvetica Neue Ultra Light
  650. Amazon Cloud Drive
  651. Five posts
  652. Scaling images for responsive designs
  653. Webkit font smoothing
  654. ClaimID
  655. 2013 Wordle
  656. Happy 9th Birthday, Rubenerd Weblog!
  657. Yearly draft cleanout
  658. Confessions of a Blogger who dislikes these posts
  659. Aviation stuff you learn from Wikipedia
  660. Access Virtualisation in the Kusnetzky Model
  661. Outlook Web Access and NoScript
  662. The Gimp on SourceForge shenanigans
  663. CSS float away
  664. US Congress nearly cost me an exam
  665. So we heard you like being in ads
  666. Goodbye GitHub Pages
  667. When the site had a meltdown
  668. Quora is the new Expertsexchange (cc @jlist)
  669. UTS Student Experience Survey 2013
  670. A tour of the Equinix SY3 data centre in Sydney
  671. Remembering the goals of IT security
  672. Because, that’s why
  673. A date with my invalid RDF feed
  674. Testing
  675. Lessons from Jekyll and Github pages
  676. Testing the site in IE 10
  677. My own WordPress to Jekyll adventure
  678. Technopreneur
  679. Obama’s 2009 whistleblower promise
  680. Hello, World!
  681. Why I’m sticking with RSS
  682. W3C RDFa validation works, thanks @sideshowbarker
  683. IDG Connect retro logo is retro
  684. W3C HTML5 validator no longer accepting RDFa?
  685. So long Mr Conroy, thanks for all the fish
  686. SalesForce Oracle supposition soup
  687. The real barrier to SaaS adoption
  688. HKSAR Government statement on Edward Snowden
  689. Twitter won’t load on #TPG in the evenings
  690. Why we should care about a retired Twitter API
  691. Replacing RSS author with Dublin Core’s dc:creator
  692. Philosocisco
  693. If you see this tweeted, you’re luckier than me!
  694. When wiki truncation attacks
  695. The only networking guy around here
  696. Go home, site value estimators
  697. On the open nature of Cisco’s EIGRP
  698. One does not simply network meme
  699. What’s wrong with technical answer sites
  700. Sorry Scoble, @Om was right on privacy
  701. Google Keep?
  702. The @Giz_au apoligises for calling me stupid, kinda
  703. Goodbye Google Reader
  704. Arigato @risuchiin
  705. Post ID #11011
  706. Pinterest
  707. After @Giz_au says I look stupid, they delete my comment
  708. Why CSS sucks
  709. O’Reilly publishing: Muscle Nutshell
  710. When @giz_au said I looked stupid
  711. Unsubscribing from StackExchange pandas
  712. Yay, my Twitter was breached!
  713. Amazon, please check where your customers are
  714. Yahoo! Mail finally gets SSL!
  715. It’s Not Apple So It’s Okay™
  716. How many comments does it take to ruin a joke?
  717. 2012 Wordle
  718. Well hello, @yaakov_h!
  719. Minor site tweaks of doom
  720. Soon we can download an archive of our tweets
  721. ISDN faster than ADSL!
  722. I didn’t pay @CaramelJune for this one
  723. My first Perl CGI script website nostalgia thing!
  724. Now @Technorati can’t tell what a blog is?
  725. Technorati re-verification
  726. Disable some of Google’s tracking
  727. Preemptive Amazon nostalgia
  728. Chrome supports DNT, finally
  729. Chrome OS: I see what you did there ZDNet
  730. UTS site defaced with plaintext passwords
  731. Google still silent on non-JavaScript +1
  732. Are sites storing your passwords securely?
  733. Want to see a cool gear animation?
  734. People still fall for this Twitter DM spam?
  735. More Gmailers than Hotmailers?
  736. Stallman Schneier Stuxnet Security
  737. Wikipedia’s latent research heaven!
  738. Goodbye blog comments!
  739. Hey you, read @jamiejakovBlog
  740. Followup to my Bitcoin post
  741. Review and pronounciation of Wuala!
  742. I was wrong about Google Street View
  743. Did Google Drive rip off Vplayer? Not really!
  744. Google Drive
  745. Facebook saved Twitter $1 billion?
  746. Goodbye Google+, I hardly used thee
  747. CNN Mashable
  748. Sydney in three words, maybe
  749. FourSquare OpenStreetMap winning
  750. #AtheistRollCall
  751. Google didn’t decide to drop mobile Flash
  752. Microsoft India stores plaintext passwords
  753. Czech Republic suspends #ACTA
  754. Google has merged their TOS… so?
  755. Your car was stolen in London too?
  756. Scared of Google? You won’t be of Microsoft!
  757. Yo trader, what Facebook at?
  758. Megauploads to delete user data?
  759. #TwitterBlackout
  760. That Focus on the User Google thing
  761. Pointless post #4300 celebrations!
  762. Nothing on Megaupload you haven’t read already
  763. Waiter, David Aaronovitch’s SOPA piece is cold
  764. Wikipedia’s soft #sopablackout
  765. Blacked out [this post] for SOPA et al
  766. What’s wrong with the world in two tweets
  767. Probably not Google AntiTrust+
  768. A query on post frequency from @Sebasu_tan
  769. Google profits more from legitimate ads
  770. [Outage] 2012.01.05
  771. Social media New Year’s resolution things
  772. A blast from the Twitter 2007 past!
  773. Post A Day 2011 reflections
  774. My 2011 posts in a Wordle
  775. Telstra customers exposed, again?
  776. Made it through Post A Day 2011!
  777. The @GoDaddy to @Hover move begineth
  778. Goodbye GoDaddy, finally
  779. Almost no point posting this iinode entry
  780. Changing your Singapore Mocca email
  781. Changing my VMware email saga
  782. If only they used Google Scholar…
  783. A belated Alec Baldwin OMG!
  784. NineMSN has both kinds: Country AND Western!
  785. Telstra joins the Plaintext Password Parade
  786. WordPress memory lane, and time to move on?
  787. TheyLikeCamelCaseAtGmail
  788. @Gowalla bought by Facebook
  789. #QantasLuxury
  790. Voting for a non-JavaScript Google +1 method
  791. Google_nomap?
  792. Google Sidewiki
  793. How to start blogging, for @JerryNovak
  794. Downloading before Google Buzzes off!
  795. MyEmailAddressSomePeopleStillHave@aol.com
  796. Google Reader +1 fail
  797. Health benefits of writing, blogging and whatnot
  798. All study, no play makes Ruben CSMA/CA
  799. @Sebasu_tan and @hanezawakirika on design
  800. Seem like legit reasons to stop talking
  801. Some J-Walk Rubenerd graph goodness
  802. YouTube launches in The Singapore
  803. Goodbye to the J-Walk Blog after 9 years
  804. Our first throttling in Earlwood
  805. Is Facebook any different? I think so
  806. The blog of @Sebasu_tan
  807. CNET have their old logo back!
  808. Online universities won’t be cheaper
  809. Hacker News trolls #2
  810. del.icio.us touché
  811. Goodbye @Gowalla
  812. [Outage] Net Logistics, 2011.09.23
  813. TPG in SG, FYI
  814. Rubenerd site history for the 4000th post!
  815. [Outage] 2011.09.18
  816. On this day in 2006: Blu-Ray and song songs
  817. Fake trust seals, with bad puns
  818. Webify me, Mozilla!
  819. Google TinEye?
  820. Links for 2011-09-03
  821. 42 more days of J-Walk
  822. 7 of 8, Tertiary Adjunct to Unimatrix Discovery News
  823. What have you purchased online?
  824. Links for 2011-08-30
  825. Links for 2011-08-28
  826. Goodbye CmdrTako
  827. We don’t need fibre optic and power cables!
  828. Links for 2011-08-26
  829. Great advertising for a technology university!
  830. Hacker News are such trolls
  831. Ruben + Nerd = Rubenerd?
  832. Links for 2011-08-11
  833. 20 years of the World Wide Web
  834. Farewell Old Twitter
  835. Links for 2011-08-07
  836. Links for 2011-08-04
  837. Links for 2011-08-01
  838. Links for 2011-07-31
  839. Links for 2011-07-28
  840. Vertically centred text in CSS
  841. Links for 2011-07-27
  842. 509 Bandwidth Limited Exceeded
  843. Links for 2011-07-24
  844. Warn of Murdoch in Firefox and Chrome
  845. Links for 2011-07-20
  846. @Scobleizer on Twitter and Google+
  847. Links for 2011-07-18
  848. I vouch for SBS Radio!
  849. Links for 2011-07-17
  850. Links for 2011-07-16
  851. Links for 2011-07-15
  852. My own TechCrunch template
  853. Links for 2011-07-14
  854. WordPress’s 8888 ID post of fortune!
  855. Ten disturbing things about the Interpol filter
  856. Links for 2011-07-09
  857. Google +1 buttons here as well?
  858. Links for 2011-07-07
  859. What does Google know of your interests?
  860. At least they asked
  861. Links for 2011-07-06
  862. Google+, Google Plus, that thing
  863. Do you need another social network?
  864. @djackmanson, @omegatron and trolls
  865. Links for 2011-06-30
  866. Thank you Hakeae and all of you!
  867. Neil Collins, Esquire
  868. Steve Rubel adopts a Tumbeast, has no more pets
  869. Why do Aussie banks need a wakeup call!?
  870. Don’t be a cloud tool, use them as tools!
  871. Still subscribed to my old RSS feed?
  872. Links for 2011-05-31
  873. Post #3666! Run away!
  874. Blogging when you should be tweeting?
  875. Openinternet commonsensification
  876. Links for 2011-05-25
  877. Links for 2011-05-24
  878. HTML5 versus XHTML
  879. eBay Australia sending me postal bags?
  880. Links for 2011-05-16
  881. Links for 2011-05-11
  882. Microskype, or Skyperosoft?
  883. Links for 2011-05-10
  884. Links for 2011-05-09
  885. Links for 2011-05-05
  886. Twitter Borg?
  887. Law enforcement usurping botnet control
  888. 1,024 Folding@Home work units!
  889. Links for 2011-05-02
  890. How to make Google good again
  891. Links for 2011-04-28
  892. AVOS del.icio.us-ness
  893. Apple Android locationgate whatnot
  894. Links for 2011-04-27
  895. Get rid of the HootSuite social bar for good!
  896. On ANZAC Day, New Zealanders get this?
  897. Skools and Aussie Vodafone outages
  898. Links for 2011-04-24
  899. Maroon 5 local drive (hey I made a rhyme!)
  900. Cloudgate sounds like a toothpaste
  901. Links for 2011-04-20
  902. Yahoo still doesn’t get it
  903. Dropping some sanity… into a box
  904. After 6 years, Rubenerd Purple is back!
  905. Oh noes, data caps!
  906. Hiding categories in WordPress 3.1.1
  907. Links for 2011-04-15
  908. Can’t change a page’s default template!?
  909. France to require cleartext passphrase storage
  910. An Optus microcell? Me want!
  911. A Rubenerd.com status update!
  912. Can’t import keys for cPanel users?
  913. Mahou Shoujo Madoka Magica DMCAness
  914. Links for 2011-04-08
  915. Links for 2011-04-06
  916. Custom SSH ports with sshuttle
  917. Links for 2011-03-31
  918. Could Adobe #fail any more?
  919. Started as a post about Optus YouTube access
  920. Twitter, icy attitude to developers, inevitability
  921. Westpac Bank internet security
  922. Links for 2011-03-11
  923. Google’s non-existent whitelists… exist
  924. Transitions in CSS3?
  925. Links for 2011-03-10
  926. Links for 2011-03-07
  927. Bruce Clement asks why you blog
  928. Like buttons, Facebookers the new AOLers
  929. Links for 2011-03-03
  930. Youths not concerned about online privacy
  931. This made me cry a little inside
  932. Hiding categories in WordPress 3.1
  933. 3333 posts!
  934. Links for 2011-02-18
  935. Site is back online
  936. Torch him! He dissed IPv6!
  937. Links for 2011-02-15
  938. Gizmodo Getting Graceful deGradation?
  939. Bing copying Google, apologies to Jack Johnson
  940. My uninformed rant on IPv6: being sold
  941. Twitter could fix URL shorteners
  942. RubyURL joins urlTea, parrots
  943. Last comment on the Chrome WebM debacle
  944. Malcolm Turnbull’s 640KiB moment
  945. The oncoming second IT bubbly thing
  946. Having fun with hotlinkers
  947. Subpoenas make The Cloud more of The Scary
  948. Fixing an old, broken WordPress page
  949. Google Public DNS messing with Apple TVs?
  950. Wired’s How-To wiki can prevent hangovers
  951. Dave Winer’s TechWithoutBorders.org
  952. addons.mozilla.org compromised, with anecdotes
  953. DNS(ISP, Google Public, Open) rambling
  954. Hey, its a new theme thing
  955. I deleted my Facebook, not you!
  956. del.icio.us being sunsetted?
  957. Wikileaks now available on Wikileaks.ch
  958. ACCC and Optus at a directions hearing?
  959. eBay shipping times for Brazillian Russians
  960. Optus message #Fail
  961. Yesterday was UN World Statistics Day
  962. Whole Wheat Radio group crossroads?
  963. The filter IS a moral issue, Ms Gillard
  964. Goodbye Bloglines, I’ll miss you
  965. Give Ruben an Internet
  966. TechCrunch gets eaten by The AOL
  967. A barely qualifying post on DSLness
  968. Home DSL provisioned! Awwwww yeah!
  969. JavaScript Abuse 101
  970. Ned Flanders on Aussie NBN security
  971. Aussie internet provisioning provisions
  972. Started as a post on a tethered iTelephone
  973. Status update and all that
  974. AOL
  975. Optus and their redundant SMSs
  976. Has Labor shot down the Aussie net filter?
  977. 4,294,967,295 new Thunderbird messages?!
  978. Was Google Wave the SS Great Eastern 2.0?
  979. No more Facebook Whole Wheat Radio player
  980. Google can’t internalise empathy
  981. Move to Net Logistics all done!
  982. Conroy dubbed Australia’s dumbest MP
  983. An open letter to Tumblr Twitter users
  984. Links for 2010-07-27
  985. Links for 2010-07-26
  986. SegPub downtime problem #8
  987. SBS asking the tough questions
  988. Links for 2010-07-24
  989. I already read these, Google Reader!
  990. Links for 2010-07-21
  991. Links for 2010-07-20
  992. Telstra’s Internet and Cyber-safety site thing
  993. Links for 2010-07-17
  994. Open letter to ZDNet Australia
  995. Links for 2010-07-12
  996. Great Firewall of Australia on hold…
  997. Was YouTube just maliciously hacked?
  998. No internet filter change under Gillard
  999. Australia has a female atheist PM! Run away!
  1000. Links for 2010-06-17
  1001. The Starbucks culture in Singapore
  1002. Links for 2010-06-15
  1003. Australia to record browsing history?
  1004. Hate mail on my mum, Windows
  1005. Wind powered Slashdot comments
  1006. Links for 2010-06-06
  1007. Links for 2010-06-05
  1008. Getting a tweet from Cory Doctorow!
  1009. North Korean agents trying to break blogs?
  1010. M1 provided Wireless@SG doesn’t like Qmax
  1011. More SegPub fail without a peep
  1012. Take THAT internet quotas!
  1013. #CloudSourceSG, SalesForce in Singapore
  1014. Jim Kloss woke me up this morning
  1015. Writing a post from… phpMyAdmin
  1016. Site to fight unfair Aussie bank fees
  1017. 14th of May is Kill Your Facebook Day
  1018. Who do you think helped YouTube write this?
  1019. Neanderthal-Human interbreeding ideas
  1020. Steve Jobs ruffles email feathers, again
  1021. Down argh Twitter down gone Twitter argh
  1022. Does Facebook sell me with a pretty bow?
  1023. An unlikely musical Twitter duo
  1024. Whopping 7% of Americans on Twitter
  1025. Circumventing Aussie firewall could be illegal
  1026. Segpub finally fixing my web server?
  1027. Facebook third parties and inconvenient privacy
  1028. Signing the EFA’s petition
  1029. Aussie filter patronises the digital generation
  1030. Links for 2010-04-21
  1031. Aussie Across America and using email better
  1032. #Adelaide #Earthquake Twitterings
  1033. Some midday eBay listing fun
  1034. Neal O’Carroll buying me a coffee
  1035. The Reinvigorated Programmer by Mike Taylor
  1036. Conroy responds to critics… online?
  1037. Host multiple blogs with default WordPress?
  1038. Reframing my Wikipedia critisism as proposals
  1039. The iPhone, iPad forcing people off Flash
  1040. The SHOCKING TRUTH about Disqus, et al
  1041. Uh oh, Facebook pre-approved third-party sites
  1042. Obama frowns at the Great Aussie Firewall
  1043. Singapore, Aussie banks make no sense
  1044. The world has come to an end!
  1045. Qantas newsletters don’t… jump
  1046. Rush Limbaugh, healthcare reform, goodbye!
  1047. Support Electronic Frontiers Australia
  1048. SQL tried and true, but WXR still horribly broken
  1049. Michael Atkinson stepping down (onto a thorn?)
  1050. Could Melody give WordPress some competition?
  1051. New Bus Eireann site review thingy
  1052. Ruby on Rails > Django in one respect…
  1053. Ruben’s biased browser feature table
  1054. 2010.03.18 SegPub outages
  1055. Fielding beats Ludlam, game over folks
  1056. Declaring Google Reader bankruptcy
  1057. Never before seen in a democracy…
  1058. Don’t read this, read Josh Nunn’s Geekorium
  1059. Links for 2010-03-15
  1060. Michael Franks page is only off by 33 years!
  1061. Beware the wrath of @DaveWiner !
  1062. Links for 2010-03-12
  1063. @roel247 just bought me a coffee!
  1064. @cb60089 just bought me coffee!
  1065. Links for 2010-03-10
  1066. My 3rd Twitter anniversary today
  1067. Links for 2010-03-08
  1068. Rescuing Wikipedia from deletors, part two
  1069. Links for 2010-03-06
  1070. Australia starting to lose global respect
  1071. Ruining people’s Google Reader feeds
  1072. Trying out Whole Wheat Radio widgets
  1073. Do I just not get Facebook irony?
  1074. Links for 2010-03-03
  1075. Possible reason for mixed Rudd premier meeting?
  1076. What Jonathan Schwartz couldn’t say
  1077. TweetDeck artefacts aren’t so arty
  1078. Losing my mind, loosly
  1079. Google Ad Planner now… DoubleClick?
  1080. Links for 2010-02-20
  1081. Responding to Aussie internet filter email #1
  1082. Google Reader constantly logging me out
  1083. Welcome to the 21st century Conroy, Atkinson
  1084. Shell’s massive data breach loss thing
  1085. Google Buzz was a Google Facebook moment
  1086. Answering J-Walk’s clock
  1087. Google’s Singapore Chinese New Year #fail
  1088. Foursquare sorta sells out, I’m on Gowalla
  1089. Conroy compares Aussie Firewall to China
  1090. Kent Brockman on 80% Aussie firewall support
  1091. This afternoon’s outage
  1092. Links for 2010-02-08
  1093. It’s started on CNET…
  1094. Canberra is a city a city a city on Wikipedia
  1095. CNET email marketing #fail
  1096. Links for 2010-02-03
  1097. Trialling widescreen Rubenerd theme thingy
  1098. Michael Atkinson steps down on net gag order!
  1099. I broke Google Reader YouTube shenanigans
  1100. Links for 2010-02-01
  1101. Adobe attacks… with figures!
  1102. Politicians avoiding questions video stuff
  1103. Probably no Firefox update security loophole…
  1104. OECD is OECD is OECD on Wikipedia
  1105. Oxfam Haiti relief fund
  1106. Links for 2010-01-19
  1107. Reality check on that Google China thing
  1108. When truncation attacks
  1109. Catching up on a fortnight of happenings
  1110. Heeeeeeeee’s back!
  1111. Rubenerd Blog 24(*10^2)
  1112. Links for 2009-12-22
  1113. The Great Australian and Chinese Firewalls
  1114. How web business still surprises me
  1115. Links for 2009-12-19
  1116. Happy 8th anniversary GigaOm!
  1117. Great Firewall of Australia will happen
  1118. Links for 2009-12-12
  1119. Links for 2009-12-11
  1120. My Open Web Awards, Mashable be darned!
  1121. Short post: Why I blog
  1122. Links for 2009-12-06
  1123. Bing wasn’t the page you wanted
  1124. Market research fail
  1125. Sorry for flooding your blog aggregator!
  1126. Mininova going the way of Suprnova
  1127. Redirecting UniSA email is such a relief!
  1128. PageRank, fast sites, net neutrality?
  1129. CNET advertisement positioning #fail
  1130. Please consider the environment before printing
  1131. Links for 2009-11-21
  1132. Wait, FriendFeed still exists?
  1133. Links for 2009-11-19
  1134. Links for 2009-11-18
  1135. Updated 2009 theme, the crowd gasps!
  1136. Links for 2009-11-13
  1137. Links for 2009-11-12
  1138. League tables will come to Australia
  1139. Esoteric spam that serves no purpose
  1140. VPN connections faster than direct ones?
  1141. Zuckerberg pokes fun at his users!
  1142. Kaspersky’s FreeBSD anti virus! What?
  1143. 24 hour Singapore shops and businesses
  1144. Worrying out loud about JavaScript
  1145. Will Twitter Lists replace TweetDeck Groups?
  1146. Facebook made changes? No, really?
  1147. 2222 posts, and goodbye to GeoCities
  1148. Links for 2009-10-26
  1149. Generalising about Gen Y generalisations!
  1150. A Twitter picture is worth…
  1151. Links for 2009-10-24
  1152. Internode has launched a blog thingy
  1153. Style guidelines are sneaky and difficult
  1154. Singapore Post’s postcode finder
  1155. Jim Kloss on The Whole Wheat Radios
  1156. Cap’n, we’re under attack by Twitter bots!
  1157. StarCraft, South Korea and Wikipedia
  1158. Uh oh, I broke The Bit.ly
  1159. Trying out SmugMug
  1160. Half hour units and WordPress whatnot
  1161. A particularly ironic error message
  1162. Links for 2009-10-12
  1163. Another paid post email thing
  1164. Flickr Pro accounts expire like grilled cheese
  1165. My first Everyday Rewards junk mail
  1166. Links for 2009-10-05
  1167. Multiple online identities are too tiring
  1168. Welcome Google Reader readers!
  1169. Rodrigo Haenggi’s cool new blog
  1170. Deleting, starting my Facebook profile again
  1171. Internode reactivated within a few hours!
  1172. I don’t need no stinkin FormSpring
  1173. Twitter is Google Reader with editors
  1174. Telstra, Optus, Internode killed my study break!
  1175. Home internet down, no new posts
  1176. Links for 2009-09-21
  1177. My sudoku puzzles page is go!
  1178. Don’t use JavaScript to compose pages
  1179. Links for 2009-09-19
  1180. MonnieCakes!
  1181. Rubenerd Fun Fact #82 Spanish homes
  1182. New MyUniSA home page launch
  1183. 2009.09.15 SegPub outage
  1184. Thinking out loud about internet conversations
  1185. Launch of Rubenérd Incorporated
  1186. Links for 2009-09-12
  1187. An iTelephone app advertising fail
  1188. Links for 2009-09-10
  1189. Links for 2009-09-07
  1190. Wikipedia’s new spiffy beta UI
  1191. 2009 Wordle for 2009
  1192. Radio UserLand and the scary cloud
  1193. WordPress summaries on some posts
  1194. 2000 posts and a TweetDeck desktop!
  1195. Sharing your favourite restaurants online
  1196. Live trial of the Great Firewall of Australia
  1197. Links for 2009-08-29
  1198. Links for 2009-08-27
  1199. Mawson Lakes internet since Tuesday
  1200. Rubenerd Blog reached then 1980s!
  1201. Links for 2009-08-26
  1202. I won’t be advertising on Twitter
  1203. Dissecting USA Today article about Twitter
  1204. Links for 2009-08-25
  1205. Repeated SegPub downtime over last few days
  1206. My blog reached the 1960s! Peace Out!
  1207. Links for 2009-08-21
  1208. Google Reader should update feed addresses
  1209. This is a title for a TweetDeck outage post
  1210. Links for 2009-08-19
  1211. Three million Wikipedia articles!
  1212. Links for 2009-08-18
  1213. Links for 2009-08-17
  1214. Links for 2009-08-14
  1215. Links for 2009-08-13
  1216. Phew, NoScript now blocks HTML5 media
  1217. Australian Central Credit Union, PermitCookies
  1218. Facebook buying Friendfeed, off to Tumblr
  1219. On Tim Berners-Lee and URI hacks
  1220. urlTea now tr.im, this stuff is scary
  1221. Uh oh, I killed The Google Readers
  1222. My pledge in response to Experts-Exchange
  1223. Links for 2009-08-09
  1224. The 2009.06.08 #TwitterFail
  1225. Celebrating 1,888 posts!
  1226. Is it a final goodbye for urlTea?
  1227. What kind of Twitter user are you?
  1228. New BriefingsDirect design looks familiar
  1229. Links for 2009-08-02
  1230. 18,000 tweets and all that
  1231. Uh oh, I killed The Wikipedias
  1232. Microhoo won’t undercut Google, for now
  1233. Microhoo: a formidable partnership!
  1234. Chatting with Dana Gardner on Twitter
  1235. There’s nothing wrong with online privacy
  1236. Links for 2009-07-29
  1237. New Rubenerd.com theme merging whatnot
  1238. Relationship between Twitter and blogs
  1239. eBay thinks I’m a women who drinks coffee
  1240. Womanwithbite has been Twitter blocked
  1241. Links for 2009-07-14
  1242. Seperate templates for WordPress categories
  1243. My dad’s RainerSchade.com site has gone live
  1244. Checking if tweets are under 140 characters
  1245. Rubenerd.com is now JavaScript free! I think
  1246. Sue Heins from Inspring Women on Twitter!
  1247. Links for 2009-07-12
  1248. Links for 2009-07-11
  1249. Why do they need 2 weeks to unsubscribe me?
  1250. Links for 2009-07-09
  1251. Links for 2009-07-08
  1252. Getting priorities right with WordPress 2.9
  1253. Mike Rann tells me it’s cold in Adelaide
  1254. Links for 2009-07-04
  1255. Gmail’s awful new label system
  1256. Twitter needs personalised filtering
  1257. Removing Categories from WordPress URIs
  1258. Links for 2009-06-27
  1259. Desired features for Twitter and whatnot
  1260. Don’t fix Outlook, ditch HTML email!
  1261. Links for 2009-06-25
  1262. Links for 2009-06-24
  1263. Adding my Twitter account to WeFollow
  1264. Links for 2009-06-23
  1265. Links for 2009-06-22
  1266. On effective blog taglines
  1267. Using Qmax as your free Wireless@SG carrier
  1268. Singapore’s Wireless@SG extended to 2013
  1269. @WomanwithBite versus @Rubenerd and co!
  1270. Links for 2009-06-15
  1271. Links for 2009-06-13
  1272. On online mail, email and mail online
  1273. Links for 2009-06-12
  1274. Links for 2009-06-10
  1275. Excluding WordPress categories
  1276. An insightful, honest Twitter message
  1277. GRC newsgroup discusson on Leo Laporte
  1278. Trippy Slashdot feedback picture whatsit
  1279. Servage and I are officially no more!
  1280. Unintended spam obfuscation poetry
  1281. A week off blogging looks like this
  1282. Happy 1st of June, bandwidth quota reset
  1283. Bing ain’t a Wolfram Alpha, Google, Yahoo
  1284. See you on the 1st of June
  1285. Whoops, Rubenerd.com 89% over transfer limit!
  1286. Yahoo obfuscates search results now too
  1287. WordPress category URI conundrum
  1288. CNET News.com comments are getting old
  1289. Creating clouds of links instead of long lists
  1290. Web aggregators: the chocolate shop problem
  1291. Disjointed geographic observations on Wolfram Alpha
  1292. My final verdict on Clipmarks
  1293. RSS, Show, Anime, Thoughts, WWR
  1294. Karen Collins shooting Jim on Whole Wheat Radio
  1295. SimpleTags for WordPress
  1296. Quiz says I have a Northeast American accent
  1297. Should blog posts be treated as time capsules?
  1298. Why do spammers spam?
  1299. Expected to find the Rubenerd Forum?
  1300. Cheap online source for software spam
  1301. New Show stuff… almost worked!
  1302. Technorati claim thingy
  1303. Swine flu spam already?
  1304. The Schade Family Internet Grid!
  1305. Rescuing Wikipedia from some of its editors
  1306. The end of an era: no more GeoCities
  1307. Advertising on Rubenerd.com?
  1308. Om Malik on Facebook’s identity crisis
  1309. Restoring posts since February finally done!
  1310. Turning off Post Revisions in WordPress
  1311. I’m back at Rubenerd.com, just like 2004!
  1312. Hello world!
  1313. WordPress post ID 4000 celebration
  1314. Some LivingSocial updates
  1315. Review of Living Social top five lists
  1316. Giving credit where its due to Internode
  1317. Clipmark: China spying on Aussie PM’s emails
  1318. I just finished installing Movable Type 4!
  1319. Yucky obfuscated Google search result links
  1320. Was ALMOST ready to overuse Clipmarks!
  1321. Clipmark: Slashdot Aussie censorship comment
  1322. Linking to registration pages on Twitter
  1323. Is Facebook trying to rip off my beloved Twitter?
  1324. Clipmark: Senator Conroy on Twitter
  1325. Playing around with Clipmarks
  1326. Clipmarks test post with a photo
  1327. New Clipmarks account test post
  1328. Pointless post 1234 milestone celebration
  1329. Reattributing authors in WordPress
  1330. WordPress eXtended export fun, 2007-09
  1331. It started as a post comparing Reader and Bloglines
  1332. Is it RIP for Singapore internet radio? Probably
  1333. No Twitter makes me chew office furniture
  1334. A fancier Scarlet A from The OUT Campaign
  1335. An Optus phone billing adventure
  1336. Followup to my Simple Spam Filter review
  1337. The Delicious bookmarklets are all you need
  1338. Facebook’s terms of service change? Yawn.
  1339. Every friggen page is now XHTML 1.0 Strict
  1340. Spelling it rediculous makes you look it
  1341. Redundant Web 2.0 slogans are
  1342. W3C’s XHTML ordered list mistake
  1343. Rubenerd Blog XHTML 1.0 Strict-yness
  1344. Stephen Fry on Creative Commons
  1345. I cite Wikipedia in everything I do!
  1346. TanTanNoodles Simple Spam Filter
  1347. This site may harm your computer! Google error
  1348. Discovering a miracle cure for hotlinking!
  1349. Putting off customers to attract customers?
  1350. A ridiculously pointless 1111 post celebration
  1351. Blogged.com thinks this blog is about Management?
  1352. Defending my Internet Archive uploading methods
  1353. Uploading Shows to the IA, day 2
  1354. Uploading 260+ shows to the IA, one at a time
  1355. Perhaps 2009 isn’t a complete write off yet
  1356. Shows are now on Archive.org
  1357. I love blog commenting systems again
  1358. The ball is in your court Ourmedia
  1359. How long does it take to reset Twitter passwords?
  1360. A reference reference to a J-Walk reference
  1361. Voltaire on superfluous blogging and hair styles
  1362. A year of blogging condensed into a Wordle
  1363. Remembering my silly mum one year on
  1364. Agitating Google Reader users!
  1365. My phantom Ourmedia account is a phantom
  1366. Google Reader struggle continues!
  1367. Eventually there will be posts with substance
  1368. Chicken soup, a nice thick blanket and a book of cliches
  1369. A Soup.io kitchen for Pownce users
  1370. Pownce exported me a 404 error screen
  1371. On Google Reader, the iPhone and J-Walkyness
  1372. Having fun with out Aussie download quotas
  1373. I’m being punished for supporting blog comments!
  1374. Scripts to make Google Reader usable again!
  1375. It started as a post about drafts!
  1376. A koobface nail in the coffin for Facebook
  1377. Google Reader takes a turn for the bland
  1378. Google Map of Adelaide Christmas light displays
  1379. Net censorship like trying to boil the ocean
  1380. Visualising Google searches with StateStats
  1381. My final Pownce post for posterity
  1382. Pownce export feature now available
  1383. Goodbye Pownce, I Hardly Used Thee
  1384. Never thought I’d have 1000 posts!
  1385. They listened! DBS no longer supporting FOTF
  1386. Warm feedback for my DBS FOTH post
  1387. OPML feed for Great Australian Firewall resources
  1388. The GetUp Team on the Great Australian Firewall
  1389. DBS Bank’s support for Focus on the Family
  1390. Sunday afternoon philosophy: spiritual atheism
  1391. An Adelaide Airport addendum post thing
  1392. Blog spammers now using targeted advertising?
  1393. The EFA’s Dale Clapperton on Triple M
  1394. I’m calling it quits on Facebook
  1395. Somehow I don’t think I’ll be sending this
  1396. Google Reader feature requests
  1397. Spamhaus names Microsoft in their top 5
  1398. Remembrance Day header image updated
  1399. Google Reader, take three!
  1400. Google Reader has me bamboozled
  1401. Metadata urges is an unfortunate title
  1402. New Aussie NoCleanFeed protest graphics
  1403. No Clean Feed, No Censorship on Australian internet
  1404. On RSS, Michael Moore, Jim Kloss and Taxis
  1405. Open letter to overseas Facebook users
  1406. When people lose interest in you, use Qwitter
  1407. If you like my writing, you can buy me a coffee!
  1408. Registering for Brightkite fun, just a slight mistake
  1409. Journalistic merging of wikis and blogs?
  1410. So much feedback, yet this barely qualifies as a post
  1411. Blue Day 2008 and Mental Health Week
  1412. AltaVista Babel Fish is no more
  1413. Happy 10th birthday wishes for Google
  1414. My sister Elke now has a lettuth weblog
  1415. How do you curb weblog sporadic-ness?
  1416. Disingenuousity isn’t a word, but should be
  1417. Cleaning out accumulated FTP crap
  1418. Eeirily accurate web comics are eeiry
  1419. Is WordPress news not anymore?
  1420. This useless 810th post has the ID 1337
  1421. Internode rocks!
  1422. Post 800!
  1423. Virgin Broadband doesn’t like my money!
  1424. Can’t log in after upgrading to WordPress 2.6
  1425. The Adobe Flash of the comments world
  1426. Telecommunications infrastructure shock…?
  1427. Taking the high road, I hope!
  1428. On Adelaide life updates and tank chairs
  1429. Hotlinking isn’t. Ruben arrested for bad heading
  1430. The CNET Mac Conspiracy
  1431. Whole Wheat Radio Wireless@SG problems
  1432. Sus meeting up spam
  1433. Web 8.0 goodness
  1434. Using Twhirl with Jaiku
  1435. Very expensive podcast folder nostalgia
  1436. Retro Atlantic Neon signs
  1437. Google says I’m a spammer, again
  1438. Microsoft not to buy Yahoo?
  1439. A pleasant afternoon quiz distraction
  1440. Konqueror suppoirt isn’t a new Gmail feature
  1441. I’m not being blocked so far!
  1442. The Commodore logo stats conspiracy
  1443. Specify image dimensions and save the world!
  1444. A philosophical Twitter question
  1445. Why do you use Twitter?
  1446. Using del.icio.us just as a bookmark repository
  1447. A silly happy birthday Elke!
  1448. UN report on women chilling, not surprising
  1449. Useless post 700 post milestone post
  1450. Comments instead of the forum
  1451. Archaic existence rude metals spam
  1452. What happened to groovy Scripting News?
  1453. Does believing in God make you happier?
  1454. No LockerGnome, I now block you
  1455. Is embedded spam getting worse?
  1456. Boohoo Microsoft Yahoo paraphernalia
  1457. The super wicked evil 666 post!
  1458. Rubenerd Blog made it to Upian’s Hot Links!
  1459. Family post with technical sociological term thingys
  1460. Jeremy Zawodny inspired Yahoo scenarios
  1461. Migrating from del.icio.us to Magnolia
  1462. Microsoft and Yahoo? Better close my accounts!
  1463. Twitter is down again!
  1464. Show on hiatus
  1465. Emergency Twitter offline postings
  1466. Snitter gets a Leopard makeover
  1467. Why do people add me en-masse on Twitter?
  1468. On spam and Schadenfreude
  1469. Felix and I start Tumblr weblogs!
  1470. Happy birthday dad!
  1471. Moving over to Segment Publishing!
  1472. 1000 Rubenerd musings!
  1473. Servage takes site offline for 3 days
  1474. Weird CNET network links
  1475. Rainer Schade’s open source juice
  1476. Maths spam experiment kaput
  1477. MTV ads on Twitter?
  1478. Coffee, free wifi and Twitter
  1479. Twitter down, internet addiction!
  1480. Fickleness 101: Sticking with WordPress
  1481. Wireless@SG harder than people give credit
  1482. Another mum treatment update
  1483. Evil spam rain becomes a deluge
  1484. Flash: repeating past mistakes
  1485. Adelaide in… Austria?
  1486. A Friday Vista
  1487. The Leo Laporte Jaiku effect
  1488. Twitter versus Jaiku shenanigans
  1489. Singapore humble on Google Maps!
  1490. On Ruby CGI, hospitals and stuff
  1491. Dumbass psychos and KL back to normal lah
  1492. Joomla forum account deleted
  1493. Kuala Lumpur International Airport WiFi is sweet!
  1494. The all new Show is online!
  1495. The all new Rubenerd Blog is online!
  1496. Pretend You’re At a Malaysian WiFi Hotspot!
  1497. Fake Uni Degree Spam
  1498. Creating a LinkedIn Profile
  1499. Dopey Lottery Spam
  1500. Secret Youth Tobacco Ads on YouTube?
  1501. We Have Internet and Telephone Again!
  1502. Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf WiFi Down
  1503. Rubenerd Unplugged 001 2006.10.25
  1504. Microsoft Windows Live Messenger Spam
  1505. Slashdot Quote
  1506. Rubenerd Blog Maintenance
  1507. New Google Notifier
  1508. Partial-Time Job Vacations, Kerrie !
  1509. Online Auctions Raise Value of Charity Gifts
  1510. Wikipedia Error
  1511. Revisiting The Venerable A Tag
  1512. Another eBay Error
  1513. Ruben is Romantic: Quizilla
  1514. Dice Testimonial
  1515. AAA Mortgage Solutions
  1516. Registering for Slashdot
  1517. Break The Chain
  1518. Technorati Tag Plugin
  1519. Random Weirdness Spam
  1520. Ramtil Oil
  1521. Is WordPress.org Down?
  1522. Frank Edward Nora’s Blog
  1523. Fathers Day PayPal Spam
  1524. Pokuga Test Spam
  1525. Malaysian Department of Agriculture
  1526. University Chronicles of Ruben
  1527. Bad Connection, Bad Connection
  1528. Socceroo Ducati 999 on eBay
  1529. Casino Spam
  1530. Unable To Reach Gmail
  1531. Post 200!
  1532. Replica Watches Spam
  1533. Jordy Blog: Hollywood Hates You
  1534. Colloquy 2.1 Beta (Universal Binary)
  1535. Preying On The Less Knowledgeable
  1536. Nocturnal Spam
  1537. Gmail Slowmail
  1538. PayPal Australia’s New Newsletter
  1539. Software Purchase Spam
  1540. Wrong Season eBay Spam
  1541. Servage Hates WordPress
  1542. Dave Winer versus Rainer Schade
  1543. Make It Great by Phil Gerbyshak: eBook?
  1544. Five General Rules in Web Design
  1545. Movable Type 3.3 Released
  1546. My UniSA Student Portal Stinks
  1547. Make It Great by Phil Gerbyshak: eBook?
  1548. Headline: Ruben More Fickle Than Ever
  1549. Existance of the blog
  1550. University Spam
  1551. Finally Made User Page on Wikipedia
  1552. Useful Guide to MIME Types
  1553. Comforting Military Grade Encryption Spam
  1554. Finally Got Wireless Working At UniSA!
  1555. AllOfMp3 Is Down
  1556. CSS Styled <hr /> Tags
  1557. Pointless Spam
  1558. Credit Spam?
  1559. Best Bittorrent Sites (Ongoing)
  1560. Windows Spam
  1561. Spam Unsubscribe Gives CafePress’s Life Story
  1562. Spam #009
  1563. Thanks About.com
  1564. Spam #008
  1565. Email Woes
  1566. Internet Down Again
  1567. No More RSS, RDF (rescinded)
  1568. Spam #007
  1569. Spam #006
  1570. Spam #005
  1571. UniSA, What Were You Thinking?
  1572. Low Interest Rate Home Loan Spam
  1573. Spam #003
  1574. Spam #002
  1575. Ruben Versus Servage FTP
  1576. Sus eBay Email
  1577. Quit Meter
  1578. Operation WTF is OVR
  1579. Operation WTF
  1580. Dick Cheney Shirt
  1581. Meeting Established
  1582. Good Malaysian Webhosting
  1583. Hello world!
  1584. Technorati
  1585. Painfully unreliable internet
  1586. WordPress and webserver status
  1587. Choosing a blogging tool
  1588. The First Post