I’ve added a nice image to my little HTTP status codes application for the famous “teapot” 418 code (http://kodes.ekynoxe.com/k/418), but I couldn’t find any credit for that image anywhere.
Is this image your work? Let me know so I can credit you!!!
Given the emphasis given these days to credit attribution and piracy, I’m wondering how you can trace an image source… Anyone knows?
After a successful but simple first version of their site, D3 triathlon needed something a little more refined and working across different devices. Augmented with new features for accessing race details quickly, this new version hopefully will bring D3 triathlon the audience they deserve!
D3 triathlon
Pay them a visit online, and if you’re in Ealing, go check them out directly! If you’re lookin to do some small and fun races, visit their site in a while when the new races are available. There should be for kids and adults!
Propryo is a slight twist of the French word “proprio”, which means “home owner”. My sister is trying to explore a few business ideas and we built together this little website where home owners advertise their properties for sale. Propryo is nothing close to a trading platform, it’s only there to advertise properties in a simple way.
The latest addition to the properties for sale is the Villa in Calvi which is a great addition as a featured property!
Propryo
For the techies, it should work on mobile browsers as well as desktops, having used a little bit of fluid and responsive design and built as a sinatra pure ruby application hosted on heroku, using yaml configuration files and photos hosted on flickr.
Any feedback appreciated!
Something I should have written a long time ago… I did an Olympic race in 2011!! Having registered last year just as the entries opened, I was to tackle the Buckingham Palace course from 7:30am on the Sunday morning. 2 months before Challenge Barcelona, this was set to be a good test about my form of the time, and it didn’t disappoint! Read the rest of this entry »
I was struggling to find the latest free version of WPML, 2.0.4.1 as it has been (cleverly) removed from the WordPress plugins website, so here it is!
sitepress-multilingual-cms.2.0.4.1.zip
(I have not fully tested this plugin and do not warrant any of its usage or implementation. You use this particular file at your own risks and I cannot be held responsible for any damages or losses incurred by the installation and/or use of these files.)
Linkedin is crumpling
A while back, I wrote about an experience with a scam/recruiter who managed to call me over at work, trying to get names and emails of people I worked with. I’ve been recently very annoyed at linked-in for a similar issue. Here’s the story. Read the rest of this entry »
A while ago I set up my server to automatically deploy new content from my git repositories when changes where pushed to them. This automatic workflow is great and fairly simple to setup, but I recently needed to add a twist to it: what if I want to deploy separate remote branches to their own individual work-trees? Here’s how…
Gitflow
Some time back, I wanted to setup my server so I could push code to my repositories, and have it automatically deployed to a website root directory after doing a git push from my local machine.
I can’t remember where I found the instructions so I can’t give credit to whom I got it from, but here’s how I did it.
This is followed by a tutorial on how to extend this setup to multiple branches and work-trees for “live” and “development” versions of a website. Read the rest of this entry »
A much better video was made by the French Club Mach3 . You can catch a glimpse of me at 5’05″ and finishing at 14’22″!
RACE MORNING!! That’s it! That’s today! Below is a race report of my first ironman distance event!
FINISHER!!