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January 18, 2009 by graham
If this works
Then this site has finally been updated to be compatible with Django 1.0.2. Let joy be unconfined. Edit: Okay, almost everything worked. Fixed now.Archive
June 22, 2008 by graham
If you’re seeing this…
… then the DNS records have propagated correctly and your RSS feed reader is now slurping from the new grahambinns.com server, which is just hunky dory as far as I’m concerned. I’ve been working on this version of things for a while. Besides a re-skin – which taught me a lot about how I should [...]Archive
February 26, 2008 by graham
This is just grumpy(er) making
The blog keeps losing its categories. No, I don't know why. They're in the database, they just stop showing up in the feeds and the blog pages themselves. This is decidedly sucky. And fuck knows why it throws HTTP 500s around after I add a post. That's just bizarre and irritating. I need to give [...]Archive
October 27, 2007 by graham
Odds and ends
Back from Dublin, having had a blast, natch. May post photos later if I find any that I really like (I've discovered that manually focussing in very low light is not easy, but if done right is worth the results). The webserver's been up and down like a bride's nightgown whilst I've been away, so [...]Archive
August 20, 2007 by graham
Things change
In amongst all the programming (for money), programming (for free), writing a second novel (still not convinced that I'm actually doing that yet but it's a nice journal so I better flaming had be), amateur photography, sleeping, eating and having a life that I seem to be doing at the moment, I'm in the mood [...]Archive
August 17, 2007 by graham
In passing
I have much that I want to blog about but I've had less than eight hours sleep in the last two days and it's making things a bit blurry about now. I will get round to the bit about religion and how it can cause problems in conversation. And now I think I'll shut my [...]Archive
August 13, 2007 by graham
Servermachine bilong Graham gone buggerup
RAID5 is quite reliable as disk arrays go. So I can understand why having two disks in a five-disk array fail on Thursday morning took my hosts, Servelocity, somewhat by surprise. Which is the quick way of saying exactly what happened to the site over the last four-and-a-bit days. There, that was painless, wasn't it? [...]Archive
August 13, 2007 by graham
Oh look, a website!
Massive server outage over the weekend, will explain later. At the moment I'm just glad to see that nothing important is borked.Archive
June 26, 2007 by graham