http://keithjudge.com/keefsmusings/ Last 15 comments on this blog en-us hungryprogrammers@hotmail.com Copyright 2008 2008-11-03T17:03:59+00:00 hourly 1 2000-01-01T12:00+00:00 rant.blackapache.net rfc822 I hate ISPs in Australia. Mostly we can thank Telstra for being total pricks and strangling the market. The amount you pay for a shit service here is just insane. Having said that, things are getting better. They are still far from good though. Transit lanes are monitored via Camera. The tech they used to figure out how many people are in the car is actually pretty amazing ;) http://keithjudge.com/keefsmusings/2008/11/down-under-2.html#comment-386 Keef rfc822 That link doesn't work, but no I wasn't thinking of the lamb ad. There's a different lot with Sam Neill. Maybe it's only on in NSW and you haven't seen it. I don't know. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hNWB6Vq18xc Several different ads in the series. http://keithjudge.com/keefsmusings/2008/10/down-under.html#comment-385 rant.blackapache.net rfc822 Sam Kekovich, I believe is the man you meant :) http://au.youtube.com/watch?v=3dqsyXPkG3I&feature=related http://keithjudge.com/keefsmusings/2008/10/down-under.html#comment-384 Keef rfc822 There's been a bug about support for that particular chipset on madwifi.org for ages. I had it in my watch list! http://keithjudge.com/keefsmusings/2008/07/linux-wireless-problems-solved.html#comment-322 IainB rfc822 How on earth did you spot that?? http://keithjudge.com/keefsmusings/2008/07/linux-wireless-problems-solved.html#comment-321 Keef rfc822 OK. I've updated to the latest RC of Movable Type. There are a few OpenID related things in the changelog, so lets see whether it fixes the problem or not. http://keithjudge.com/keefsmusings/2008/06/blog-update.html#comment-320 Keef rfc822 Looks like it's by design in the Movable Type OpenID implementation... It doesn't even try to get the name from the OpenID URL in case it clashes with a user that's registered another way. Very crap... There might be a plugin out there that does it properly though. http://keithjudge.com/keefsmusings/2008/06/blog-update.html#comment-317 Keef rfc822 It created another user with the name rant.blackapache.net... WTF??? http://keithjudge.com/keefsmusings/2008/06/blog-update.html#comment-316 Keef rfc822 Feck! http://keithjudge.com/keefsmusings/2008/06/blog-update.html#comment-315 rant.blackapache.net rfc822 I'm afraid that's a negative ;) Does it stay this way for everyone who uses OpenID? It could be my provider... then again have tried this site with two providers and have the same issue. So it must be M.T. http://keithjudge.com/keefsmusings/2008/06/blog-update.html#comment-313 rant.blackapache.net rfc822 Testing testing 1.. 2.. 3! http://keithjudge.com/keefsmusings/2008/06/blog-update.html#comment-312 Keef rfc822 OK. Fixed your display name. I first altered your entry in the users table and republished the site. Strangely that didn't work. Then I noticed that it caches the commenter name in the comments table so a quick bit of SQL resulted in a fix!!! Future comments should be correct since the entry in the user table now says "OJ". http://keithjudge.com/keefsmusings/2008/06/whos-the-daddy.html#comment-311 Keef rfc822 Your OpenID entry in my database looks like this... Name - rant.blackapache.net Identity - http://rant.blackapache.net/ Email - URL - http://rant.blackapache.net/ Status - Trusted Doesn't look like there's anything I can do about it at this end without manually hacking the database. http://keithjudge.com/keefsmusings/2008/06/whos-the-daddy.html#comment-307 OJ rfc822 Man, I still don't like the fact that my URL is used for my "name" when I comment ;) Anyhooo.. congrats again mate! Don't expect it to get any less busy :D http://keithjudge.com/keefsmusings/2008/06/whos-the-daddy.html#comment-304 Keef rfc822 Actually, homeopathic remedies are so diluted that there's a miniscule chance of there being a single molecule of the active ingredient left. These arnica tablets that Katherine bought are at a 30c strength. This means it's been diluted at a 100:1 ratio thirty times. So the dilution is 1x10^60:1 (i.e. 1 plus sixty zeros:1). It's like putting a couple of paracetamol into Lake Windemere and expecting a test tube full of the water to cure any pain. http://keithjudge.com/keefsmusings/2008/04/childbirth-pseudoscience.html#comment-248