Update: That took all of 2 minutes. My new branch version of Pollxn from Víctor A. Rodríguez (Bit-Man) includes a Captcha feature that I hope will stymie the comment-spammers.
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Sat-Feb 16 2008
Maintenance
Comments will be down for a bit while I upgrade Pollxn.
Update: That took all of 2 minutes. My new branch version of Pollxn from Víctor A. Rodríguez (Bit-Man) includes a Captcha feature that I hope will stymie the comment-spammers.
Tue-Jan 01 2008
I'd Better Get Funnier
Utility Fog Blog is the #1 result for the Google search for "funny blog entries"
Tue-Aug 07 2007
MultiFoggingMedia
Let's see what my YouTube embedded player looks like:
Pretty swank.
Sun-Jul 01 2007
I'm Naughty
![]() What's My Blog Rated? Via The Slog
Fri-Jun 01 2007
Slightly Freaking Out
Last Sunday I noticed that my free hit-counter from
Webstat
wasn't working. It turns out that Webstat's free accounts are limited
to less than 20,000 hits a month. Which is fine, they are doing this
for free, and they've worked great until now. So I got another
free hit-counter that doesn't have a limit. And now that it's been
running since Sunday a few things have become very apparent: UFog Blog
is getting 800-900 hits a day (and may be climbing), and 99% of the
hits are coming by way of
Google Image Search. This, kids, is why you should
always put something in the alt field of the img tag.
Some of my highest ranking Google Image Searches: (periods added to search terms to avoid muddying the waters)
In First Page:
Fri-Mar 30 2007
I'm Crafty
I've added IP-address logging capability to my Pollxn comments-engine.
The next step is to add IP-blocking of comment spammers.
Sat-Mar 24 2007
Tinker, Adjust, Fiddle, Repeat
I think I've managed to get the Internet Explorer and Firefox rendering of
Utility Fog Blog to look pretty much the same on both Windows and Linux. It
certainly helps to set Firefox so that it doesn't override the way the page wants
to be displayed.
Sun-Mar 18 2007
Woohoo
Sometime in the last hour Utility Fog Blog passed the 100,000 hit mark.
Sun-Dec 17 2006
Big Wind Bad
Why was Utility Fog down since sometime Friday (12/15/2006)? Well, it seems that
the Pacific Northwest had some weather problems
. Thursday night there was just a teensy bit of torrential rain followed by
record winds early Friday morning. The result was your basic minor apocalypse,
minus the cats and dogs living together and any appearance of giant marshmallow men.
Over a million people were without power (and heat), traffic has been a nightmare
due to dark signals and downed trees and gasoline has become scarse because of so many
powerless stations. And somewhere in the middle of all this something bad must have
happened to my ISP, hence no blog (or email).
Mon-Nov 13 2006
Mon-Aug 07 2006
The Web Knows
A little Internet research turns up 2 explanations for comment spam that contains
invalid links or even no links at all:
1: Some comment systems record the IP address of the commenter and use a sort of "karma" system to combat spam. Leaving a lot of linkless comments could give an IP address enough good "karma" to then deposit spam. 2: Spam with bogus "number" links (like "www.865425.com") could be trackable "scouts". The spam-robot deposits a comment and then checks back later to see if the spam is still there. The numbers let the robot keep track of where and when the spam was deposited. If the scout spam has survived then the real spam will be left. PS. I'm making invisible links on the bottom of the blog to any e-mail addresses I find on sites that spam me. The idea is that email-address harvesting web-robots will find the links and then start spamming the spammers.
Sun-Aug 06 2006
My New Hobby
More happenings on the Comment Spam front:
1: Friday I got my first batch of Chinese spam. They think big in China-these buggers had around 100 links apiece. Only 3 spams though, so it was hardly a major onslaught. 2: Sunday seems to be THE day for spam. I had nothing all week, but just like last Sunday, here they come again. Today's spams are puzzlers. They have links, unlike last week's, but the links are to non-existent addresses like "www.561383.com".
Tue-Aug 01 2006
Comment Spam Redux
If you left a comment yesterday (July 31) I'm afraid it got deleted in my
latest round of mass deletion of comment spam.
Now riddle me this: Why would someone (or something) leave comment spam that doesn't have any links? Or any commercial reference at all, just "random" words?
Sun-Jul 23 2006
Out, Damn Spam
Utility Fog Blog got slammed with over 250 comment spams yesterday. Adding a few words and an
internet address to my homebrew blacklist seems to have stemmed the tide.
Mon-Jul 10 2006
FireFox Fun
I installed the Java Runtime Environment plugin successfully- Yea me-I'm such a small-time hacker stud. Now if I could only figure out why Firefox bounces between
having one and two rows of bookmark toolbars. Oh well, it's not like it's a life
threatening problem.
Mon-Jul 03 2006
Aha!
How to subscribe to a YouTube user's RSS feed with Bloglines:
YouTube says a user's feed follows the form: feed://www.youtube.com/rss/user/username/videos.rss Unfortunately, Bloglines finds no valid feed at this address. But the template http://youtube.com/rss/user/username/videos.rss works just fine.
Fri-Jun 30 2006
Testing
Nothing to see here, officer.
Thu-Jun 29 2006
Blush
bookofjoe calls Utility Fog Blog "One spectacular website". He's on the blogroll now for sure. His site isn't too shabby either.
Fri-Apr 21 2006
Click At Your Own Risk
This page crashes my
Firefox version# 1.5.0.2 browser running on Linux.. I saw this before with Mozilla
(with another page) but not
for some time. The browser crashes with Greasemonkey, Adblocker, Javascript, and Autocopy
disabled. Other similar Wunderground pages, like the one for the state of Virginia and Danville, Virginia don't crash Firefox. FF 1.5.0.2 on Windows XP doesn't crash.
Update: It just stopped. Another one of life's mysteries.
Wed-Apr 12 2006
Success
Utility Fog's comment system now rejects the chuckleheads who have been spamming me with
crappy prescription drug ads. It only took a half-hour, even with my almost nonexistent Perl
skills, so it will be easy to revamp if the problem reoccurs
Fiddling about
If the Utility Fog comments system doesn't work it's because I'm hacking it to
reject some comment spam. Wish me luck
Sun-Apr 09 2006
Damn
I got more lame comments spam-clearly changing the comments link to a button had no effect.
Looks like it's time to try hacking Pollxn.
Unwanted Attention
I've had a little bit of comment spam lately so I've changed the "Comments" link into
a graphic button. Mayhaps this won't be found by Russian gambling internet spyders.
Tue-Apr 04 2006
My Horn I Toot
Utility Fog Blog has passed 50,000 visitors. My mind, it is a boggling. But judging from
the overwhelming theme of the search terms in my site logs, once Lost ends I'll go back
to the depths of obscurity from whence I came. Oh well, it'll be a sweet ride while it lasts.
Now onto the clues hidden in Kate's freckles....
Fri-Mar 10 2006
Neato
Why didn't anybody tell me that triple-clicking in Firefox selects a line of text?
I was using left-drag, but this is cleaner.
Sat-Mar 04 2006
Fixing Bloglines w/Greasemonkey
I've always been annoyed at posts in Bloglines
that are wider than than their frame, forcing me to scroll sideways to read them.
But I've found a fix. If you use Firefox, there
is a Greasemonkey script to fit posts within the frame. You can go to
Max Width and the mutant GreaseMonkey to read more and get the script.
Wed-Feb 22 2006
Brute Force to the Rescue
After a week of struggling to transfer files by network from old computer to new I gave up.
I went with Plan 2: transplant old hard drive into new machine. Worked like a charm-I think it
took longer to copy the files than to move the drive. Downloaded Thunderbird and on installation
it found my old profile and loaded my old mail and connected to my ISP's mail server without
any fuss. Life is good.
Mon-Feb 20 2006
Happy Happy Happy
This broadband thing just might catch on. I've only had the new Linux box hooked up for less than a
week and already I've effortlessly collected some Sun Ra, Nino Rota, Springsteen live bootlegs,
and rare 70's psychedelia to listen to, all from Mp3 blogs.
Sun-Feb 19 2006
It's Alive
Transfered my first file from the old computer to new over LAN. It's 3AM so I think I'll
just bask in a nice broth of accomplishment and leave it at that.
Thu-Feb 16 2006
The Big Leap
I've got Kanotix installed. No big problems yet. Copied bookmarks from XP/Firefox easily. Connecting to Comcast took a bit of fumbling around but really only involved clicking
"configure network card". Waiting for something to bite me on the ass. I'm very stressed.
P.S. full kudos to Ted for noticing the funky entry in my Bloglines blogroll that was screwing up the blog appearance bigtime.
Tue-Feb 14 2006
Progress
I've finally booted the new computer with a Linux LiveCD (Knoppix 4.0.2) that painlessly
connects with Comcast Broadband. Life is good. Next up: Network the old and new machines.
Sat-Feb 11 2006
Busy Busy Busy
Sorry about the lack of recent postings. I have a spiffy new computer that is demanding
a lot of attention. This is the first post from the new machine. I still have lots to
do: make sure I can access my new broadband connection from Linux, install a linux distro
so as to make new machine dual-boot, transfer files from old machine to new via lan. Walk
in the park.
Sat-Jan 28 2006
Cue Mad Scientist Laugh
As promised, I've finally written my own
plugin for Blosxom,
the program that runs this blog. If you look over to
the left you'll see a sidebar block with links to
the blog posts that have the 10 latest comments.
I'm inordinately proud of this, especially because
it means I can add all sorts of all-blinking,
all-dancing cgi goodness to the Utility Fog Blog.
Sun-Jan 22 2006
Meta/Comments
My apologies to everyone who left a comment in the last week or so-I finally got
around to paying attention to you. Thanks again for posting.
Tue-Dec 27 2005
Housekeeping
Thu-Nov 24 2005
Holy Donuts
Utility Fog Blog has passed 20000 hits. Posting a lot about a certain
hit TV show (with a strong interweb presence) has almost tripled my
hit-rate. Who would have guessed?
Thu-Nov 17 2005
No Future Slash-Dotting
Now that I've told everybody I know
about the possibilty of my humble blog being swamped by Lost fans if the
"black smoke" is explained as being a Utility Fog I find out that
there are no nanobots.
Oh well, back to playing the Lotto and knocking over liquor stores.
Tue-Nov 15 2005
This Could Get Ugly
It occurred to me yesterday that there exists the (admittedly remote) possibilty that someone
on Lost might utter the phrase "utility fog" in connection with the mobile "black smoke"-
let's say, if they ever get around to explaining what the hell it is. And since this site is
ranked #1 in the Google search for "utility fog" and lost
I would then be in for some interesting times, traffic-wise. Accordingly, I'm thinking about
adding GoogleAds. A blogger can dream, can't he?
Sat-Oct 29 2005
Fri-Oct 28 2005
Blogging Software
Reviewed by The Guardian: Blosxom 20Six b2/Wordpress Blogger iBlog LiveJournal Movable Type Radio Userland Typepad
Tue-Oct 18 2005
Oops
I discovered today that my recent addition of subdirectories to my main blog-entry directory
broke the comments system. But now I can report that everything should be fixed-at least I
haven't found any new problems. I won't bore you with the arcane technical details, but it was
a pretty simple fix.
P.S. Thanks Walt!
Sun-Sep 04 2005
Housekeeping
It seems my RSS feed has been kaput for at least a week, maybe two. My apologies, it should be fixed now.
Wed-Aug 10 2005
Milestone
Utility Fog Blog has officially passed the 10000 hits mark. And to celebrate here are
July's Top 20 Search Keywords:
1. gert jonnys
Fri-Jul 08 2005
Self-Referential
It would seem that my hit-counter/referrer log provider, Hit-O-Meter has gone belly-up. I really can't expect much from a free service, but a warning e-mail would have been nice. Now I'm trying out WebStat. Maybe they can explain why I've turned into "Gert Johnnys" central. I also signed up with Technorati. Now if I can just figure out what it's good for. Technorati: Technorati
Sun-Jun 05 2005
Testing Wikieditish
I've added the Wikieditish plugin to my Blosxom blogging
suite. This is a test, only a test.
Mon-May 30 2005
Web Geekery
I installed the Greasemonkey and Platypus extensions to Firefox. Right off the bat I
was able to modify Bloglines so that the frames are resizable. No more (or at least
a lot less) text running off past the side of the frame. Now I'm wondering if I could
set it so the text wraps around, because that would be a lot more elegant.
Fri-May 27 2005
Sat-May 07 2005
Eureka 2
I've succeeded in creating a page using Bash-CGI that gives links to all blog posts that have comments. It's really neat to create a program that generates HTML on the fly. I'm wondering what else I could do with this.
Wed-May 04 2005
Eureka
The one thing my comments system ( Pollxn )
lacks is a way to let me know if someone has posted a comment. I can check via
ftp but that's inelegant and it doesn't provide a way to read the comment
or the associated post. So I've written a
Bash-CGI page to do the looking for me.
The next step is to do some parsing so that the links open the blog post.
Sun-May 01 2005
Housekeeping
The News, Search/Reference, Science-Fiction, and Strange links pages have been cleaned of dead links, updated with new links, and redesigned. Woohoo!
Wed-Apr 27 2005
I Can't Even Think Of A Word That Rhymes
I got a e-mail invitation to go to a dinner with
Dan Gillmor. I don't know which is
more eyebrow-raising; that the Seattle Times is even vaguely aware of my blog, or
being referred to (along with about 40 others) as a "great local blog". Whew
Sun-Mar 20 2005
It's The Little Things
I have another subscriber at Bloglines!
This makes 2, one of them me (got to keep an eye on the old RSS feed).
Wed-Mar 16 2005
Useless Knowledge
I used Linklint to scan my bookmarks for dead links.
And I have lots, almost 300. What I really need now is a way to take the html list of bad
links that Linklint generates and automatically strip those URLs out of my bookmarks.
I couldn't find a solution on Google, so I may be forced to write another frankenscript.
Mon-Mar 14 2005
Hit-O-Meter
Hit-O-Meter is back up, and
back at the bottom of the page.
Sun-Mar 13 2005
Damn
It looks like Hit-O-Meter is
down. When I went to check Utility Fog Blog after making some changes a login form
popped up, which should not happen. I thought it was strange that the form just
said "Enter username and password for "" at www.hit-o-meter.com" so I tried their
homepage with the same result. So it looks like the problem is on their end. I've commented
out their script for the time being.
Sat-Mar 12 2005
Sun-Mar 06 2005
Bad Grammar
From a recent e-mail phishing attempt:
"In a view to stave off illegal and fraudulent using your ATM Card our Security Department introduce new security standards.Mangle those tenses much?
Thu-Mar 03 2005
News Flashes
I've got my first outside comments-release the hounds!
Pete and Peteis out on DVD. Via Follow Me Here
Wed-Mar 02 2005
Cold Comments Action
There ain't nobody leaving comments.
Hot Search Action
Using Hit-O-Meter to count hits and
gather statistics about visits to my site has taught me a number of things:
1: I get about 20 hits a day. This is more than I ever imagined, which gives you some idea of how ambitious I am. 2: People search for some weird-ass shit. No, really wacked out weird shit. 3: People searching for weird shit are either; A: Not too bright, because it's pretty clear from even the short preview result that my site hasn't got what they want, or B: Really easily distracted. Here's a selection of search terms people have followed to me, with snide comments: gilmore vs ashcroft Barbwire cage match! weird burger king commercials chris masterson porn Use the word "porn" and they come out of the woodwork dressed in drag Am not! 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