Musk relayed concerns that autonomous technology will impact jobs, and he noted that we will likely have intelligent, massive-scale automation for transportation relatively soon—within the next few decades, in fact: “Twenty […]
Thanks to Kendall the multiple scroll bars are now gone. (more…)
Unless I’ve missed something (probably have) everything seems to be working properly now. Ready to start adding the Genealogy data and documentation. NOTE about that; there are a few photos […]
Since this latest update there’s a bug (at least it bugs me) that puts 2 (sometimes 3) separate scroll bars on some pages and sometimes requires you to move the […]
Still a lot of kinks to work out but things are coming along nicely. Have changed the index file in the main directory to show the site as offline.
“… the U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) issued new guidelines that require bloggers to ‘disclose material connections’ for product or service endorsements.
My websites all got hacked. This is now day 3 of cleaning up and recovering. One site (Saintly Sins) is still down. The nerds at DreamHost.com responded very fast. I sent them an email Saturday night … had a response Sunday morning. They had scanned and repaired all that they could, gave me a list of all files on all sites repaired, a list of all files on all sites still infected, a list of all files on all sites in danger of being hacked, and detailed instructions on what and how to get it all cleaned up.
Once you put something on the internet it stays there forever!
There was a lot of news recently about privacy in the digital age we now live in. Back in 2002 I had written a piece on that subject for a web site in England. I thought it might be relevant today and that I might repost it so I looked for it. I was surprised to learn that I no longer had a copy of it on my computer’s hard drive.
