December 29, 2004

Hong Kong Blogging

dave

09:31 AM

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Lamma is illuminated again as HKMacs moves to blogspot.com and escapes the clutches of PCCW.

December 10, 2004

JustBlogIt!

dave

01:30 PM

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JustBlogIt with a simple right-click.

JustBlogIt is a Mozilla / Firefox extension to allow easy right-click posting to a weblog.

From any website your new blog post is only a right-click away.

November 25, 2003

Storm in a tea-cup

dave

09:54 PM

There are times when I'm glad I can't update my blog during the day... Anyway, there's some changes to the Hong Kong blogroll on the side there - I've added a few blogs which have worked their way into my regular bookmarks. And one is removed. (updated text on the last sentence.)

Ron's Comment today is a good one, too. I definitely resemble that remark.

November 03, 2003

Changes

dave

11:21 PM

I've made some long overdue changes to the site, including:

  • adding a blogroll (Hemlock's been having an effect, even though he didn't link to me!);
  • heavily restricting access to some sections (see below); and
  • tightening up on the security while making it less visible.

The last two are due directly to some pretty abusive stuff that's been coming my way recently from people who think that my website is a public resource and they can use my bandwidth for their own uses. No, you can't. I don't care if you think that's selfish or 'anal-retentive'; this is my server, my bandwidth and my work. Go get your own.

Hemlock, that grumpy blogger, has categorised the HK Bloggers, although thankfully he missed a few. Well, me, anyway. I'll keep my head down... I don't agree totally with his judgements, but some of them are pretty spot on. I'm not sure how well his acerbic observations will travel outside of HK, but I like them, so I link to them.

Anyway, I've added some of the local blogs I read regularly to the navbar over on the right. Or it might end up as the left, or maybe on top, depending on me changing the styles at random. Anyway, the one with all the links, as opposed to the other navbar with the local links. I've also added more links to other blogs, generally political and generally pretty lefty. If that political bias bothers you, don't bother reading them.

Also, just because you're a HK blogger and I haven't linked to you doesn't mean I point at your site and make disparaging comments. It just means I don't read it regularly enough to have it in my bookmarks. Phil's FlyingChair.net has a pretty comprehensive list of local and Asian bloggers.

Updated to correct a whole bunch of spelling mistakes.