Back to reality

Realised it’d been a while, thought it was time for an update. I’m gonna try and make an effort to get closer to an ideal of something like #weeknotes as I’ve always been jealous of Adrian’s ability to put this thoughts down and get them out the door in a sensible way… Anyway, use the Table of Contents above to skip to bits you may care about. Farset Updates So, this was the actual reason for this update but it started a weird thought process that led to this blog. ...

September 8, 2020 · Andrew Bolster

Entry 0

So in a continuing effort to be more productive, I’m segregating off a section of the blog for ‘My Diary’. I used to keep a diary, which has long since been lost in the ether, and I have been reticent to have too much personal or off-topic stuff on the main page, so why not put it here! Well, we’ll see how it goes.

March 24, 2010 · Andrew Bolster

Shared Items - 17/03/2010

3 Cool Wordpress Plugins To Make Blogging Life Easier Top 10 best practices for front-end web developers 7 Tips For Marketing Your Freelance Business Offline 6 Tips For A Social Media Friendly Logo Design Nsploit: Nmap grows some teeth

March 17, 2010 · Andrew Bolster

New Years Resolutions

Post something at least once a day on either blog or web-album Stop sleeping in after 10am Drop some savings into the stock market, only take profits out, don’t add anything more Write an actual blog article once a week Find and contribute to an open source project Pull together a real portfolio of work Find more clients for my freelance work Set a timetable and stick to it Well, its a plan at least.

December 31, 2009 · Andrew Bolster

Unicode Madness in Jekyll

Ok so this was a weird one. I’ve been lurking on #jekyll for a while, trying to ‘give back’ with slightly-more-than-noob-knowledge. Mostly it’s simple mistakes or misunderstandings that I went through myself, so easy enough. Then there was kaffeebohne and the infernal BOM. To make a long story short (And to index the Googles), the symptoms were that this source file in German (i.e. lots of tasty unicode ü’s etc) was garbling the unicode, not activating the template layouts, and basically not doing anything, while Jekyll was perfectly happy with no errors what so ever. ...

Andrew Bolster