Monthly Archives: January 2008

Is the problem Wikipedia, or David Megginson?

Posted on January 23, 2008 by David Megginson

The Wikipedia article about me was vandalized yesterday (vandalized version) by someone from the IP address 24.225.66.95, which seems to be in or near Raleigh, North Carolina. What should I do? Edit the article myself to remove the vandalism? — … Continue reading →

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Google analytics for XML 2007

Posted on January 21, 2008 by David Megginson

I forgot that I’d enabled Google analytics for the XML 2007 web site. Even though the conference is long over, I though it would be interesting to look and see what some of the trends were from September 2007 to … Continue reading →

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LAMP stack stability

Posted on January 10, 2008 by David Megginson

I’m using a single dedicated server to host ourairports.com, megginson.com, and a couple of minor domains. OurAirports is a database-heavy application using (currently) a MySQL v.5 database hosted on the same server. I’ll offload the database to a separate server … Continue reading →

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Social web sites: the new Proprietors?

Posted on January 3, 2008 by David Megginson

Image: Thomas Penn, second proprietor of Pennsylvania, not as nice as his dad William. Almost a year ago, I wrote that Open data matters more than Open Source — it doesn’t matter (to you, the end user) whether a web … Continue reading →

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