Summary
This month I developed a workaround to WordPress/Jetpack’s (terrible) CAPTCHA, replaced “love” with “butt” in song lyrics (snortle), and argued with a pension provider that I shouldn’t need a doctor’s letter to justify changing my gender on their website from “not provided” to “not specified” because that isn’t actually a change of gender identity, just a change in how their systems store gender.
I also shared ideas on the Web’s position as a universal platform making it attractive as a universal solution, its approach to URLs as one of the (many) problems with AMP, and a link to one of the most-complex and interactive Abstruse Goose comics ever.
All posts
Posts marked by an asterisk (*) are referenced by the summary above.
Articles
- Bureaucracy vs. Common Sense *
- Replacing “love” with “butt” in song lyrics *
- Bypassing WordPress / Jetpack’s “Prove your humanity:” CAPTCHA *
Checkins
Reposts
Reposts marked with a dagger (†) include my comments or interpretation.
- Payment Options
- 2018 CVE List
- Understanding Your Respiratory System
- After Section 702 Reauthorization
- Web! What is it good for? * †
- TFW a Twitter bot solves a video game mystery
- Karpathy’s Basilisk *
- An Oxford book store is cashing in on the success of The Good Place by selling the moral philosophy and ethics books Chidi references in the series. †
- GDPR and Google Analytics †
- My Blog Now Has a Content Security Policy – Here’s How I’ve Done It
- Improving URLs for AMP pages * †
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