Test Post

Surely there must be some more elegant way to test things on a blog that require the url of a blog post

than making publicly visible test posts.

Sites Affected By Heartbleed And Patched Where Passwords Need Changing

Here are the sites affected by Heartbleed that need passwords changed extracted from C|Net's unsorted list.


Google.com
Facebook.com
YouTube.com
Yahoo.com
Wikipedia.org   https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Main_Page
Bing.com
Pinterest.com
Blogspot.com
Instagram.com
Tumblr.com
Espn.go.com
Reddit.com
Netflix.com
Weather.com
Yelp.com
GoDaddy.com
Etsy.com
XVideos.com
StackOverflow.com
Vimeo.com
Flickr.com
LiveJasmin.com
USPS.com
Blogger.com
Dropbox.com
Outbrain.com
Wikia.com
WashingtonPost.com
Googleusercontent.com
Feedbin.com
Pinboard.com
GetPocket.com
IFTTT.com
OKCupid.com

"I don't mind NSA spying, I have nothing to hide!"

Ex IRS agent tells it like it is

Blogger - has it changed much?

I just saw a comment that Blogger's UI hasn't had much TLC lately. What lately is is a matter of judgement, of course. I'd say that Blogger's UI has changed a lot since I started using it. It was getting better, though still not as good as Wordpress.com.

One thing  I don't like  about Blogger and Google services in general lately is the "One identity for all Google services" and merging Google service into Google+.

This post is primarily just me trying to see what the current incarnation of Blogger looks and works like. Certainly it doesn't look like a separate service from the rest of Google. I have not integrated this blog with Google+ yet.

One nice thing Blogger has that Wordpress.com doesn't is the potential to have ads on your blog and thereby make money.  I'm bet that 99% of Blogger blogs don't make a dime but there is the potential to generate revenue with very little effort on the writer's part on the advertising, leaving the writer free to write.

I wish I liked the UI for Google + better. I loathe it's UI on my desktop Windows Firefox system so much that having other Google services integrated with it is a big hit against the other Google services.

I think fairly often of closing my Google accounts completely, but the Gmail account, despite the cruddy compose UI it has now, would be annoying to switch over to another service.

I remember using this blog before it had the ability to insert a page jump. It's changed a lot since then. 

46 and 2 by Tool / Presented by Aaron O'Keefe

This is quite impressive.

Sure would be nice to find a job doing *something* on a computer.

I liked designing signs fairly well. I enjoy fiddling with social media sites. It would be great to find a job doing something on a computer.

Right this minute I'm taking a break from my normal tendency to stay on twitter too much.