Apparently, I had some short_open_tags in some examples on my site, but didn’t enable that setting when switching to my new server.
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El Capitan Macports update
Finally updated Macports on my system after updating my OS in December.
Continue reading post "El Capitan Macports update"Tomorrow, if all goes as planned (though it hasn’t always so far), I will finally take possession of my house. And suddenly, I will once again be loaded with stuff to do, to get it prepared and me moved over by the end of the month.
Continue reading post "#1422"Focus Mac OS X dialog with keyboard
Found an answer to a long standing Mac OS keyboard navigation question: How to focus a dialog window when it has lost focus.
Continue reading post "Focus Mac OS X dialog with keyboard"I’ve been using cssnano for compressing my CSS on some projects recently. Apparently, it rebases z-index values, ie reduces them to the minimum values that have the same stacking context within the file.
Dreamhost 200 status log conclusion
I decided to contact Dreamhost about my Apache logs showing 200 statuse codes for all mod_rewrite responses. It took seven back-and-forths to get across what was happening, discuss options, and conclude that “DreamHost systems are configured with a default environment meant to meet the most common webapp and customer requirements”.
Dreamhost, mod_rewrite, and logged status codes
I’ve done some more testing on the problem I mentioned before of all requests showing up as 200‘s in the Apache log on my Dreamhost shared server. I’m pretty sure it’s specific to their mod_rewrite module.
Hey fellow website makers: If you meta refresh to a generic JS message URL for your noscript users, they will see the same message, not your article, if they enable JS. They will then have to go back to the original link again, if they’re willing to put that much effort in to seeing your article. See this great ohio.com article for an example (now archived). That page variable might make you think, if they had a proper value, it’d take you to the proper page when JS is enabled, but no, there’s no JS on the page at all. Also, who is ‘Burlington Hawkeye’?
Once again had to recover some of my Firefox tabs after an update (this happened before). I haven’t reduced my tab count since last time as planned (currently at 570). Gonna have to work on that. I think having so many makes Firefox more unstable and slow.
Apparently the ImageMagick -depth option is per channel (color / alpha), not per pixel.