Year: 2017
Autumn changes have arrived #ds106 #tdc2098 @ds106dc
Fixing the Links
I love the record of thinking and linking that now stretches back 12 years, 5 months, 4 days on this blog.
I don’t like the breakages.
A lot of the links on this blog are to the blogs of the school I used to work in in Glasgow, Sandaig Primary. The site is now gone. A lot of it is in the internet archive. I had hoped that the Amber plugin would sort that, but since the domain is now up for sale, the links lead to the sale page.
I could go through the posts and fix all the links. I guess someone with more understanding than me could do it in the database. I’ve opted for a cruder solution. I’ve added a bit of JavaScript to the blog which changes all links to Sandaig to the archive.
jQuery(document).ready(function() {
// Stuff to do as soon as the DOM is ready;
jQuery( "a[href^='http://www.sandaigprimary.co.uk']" )
.each(function()
{
this.href = this.href.replace(/^http:\/\/www.sandaigprimary.co.uk/, "https://web.archive.org/web/http://www.sandaigprimary.co.uk/");
});
});
This has probably broken something else and certainly is adding to the pile of oddities that I’ve added to the blog. But hopefully It means that links on posts like this: Impermanence and Comments will work.
Glow User Stats
Usage stats from the last couple of years: Glow Usage Stats – September 2017 | Glow Connect.
I like the fact that these are published openly.
Graph my own.
This is delightful SolarBeat
I was a bit worried that #BladeRunner2049 would be too action packed but I was wrong, great long slow burn that I throughly enjoyed.
FastScripts is one of my favourite mac apps, although I can only scratch the surface of it’s power.
Talking about a quieter, more nuanced relationship to technology, the stillweb.org with @mdvfunes 8pm Radio #EDUtalk http://edutalk.cc/listen
I think this is why I blog…
I think this is why I blog…
Yes, on one hand, it might help someone else learn a trick or an approach. Yet I think there is more- in the retelling of the making, I get to reflect more closely on what I did, how I went about it. Explaining it is for other people, but as much as a reflective practice for myself. I almost re-do the making, and often think about what I might have done better.
from: The Good, The Bad, and The Puppy (and some pondering on Making / Making of) – CogDogBlog
Even if no one is reading. Thanks Alan.
@manton enjoyed the cast. I’ve been to a couple of WordCamps & was surprised that bloggers in a minority. Good fun all the same.