Since May, the big issue in the Swedish blogosphere has been the wiretapping legacy (FRA-lagen), that was passed by the Swedish pariament at 9.21 PM on June 18th, 2008. This was right before the parliament takes it’s summer break, and the law was actually passed during the first Swedish match in this summer’s footbal world [...]
Don't you dare touch the blogs
2007-02-24 Av 13 Comments
It’s amazing to se the massive support that the international blogosphere is giving to freedom of speech in general and Egyptian blogger Kareem Amer in particular these days. Kareem Amer, or Abd al-Karim Nabil Sulayman is a 22-year old law student from Alexandria, who, like many other bloggers, has expressed his thoughts on everyday life, [...]
A good time to start a blog
2007-01-23 Av Kommentera
In November 2007 i moved most of the old Swedish content on Nikke’s Index into a WordPress blog called Nikke Index. Before that, I boneheadedly refused to refer to my site as a blog. It was a ”personal site”, nothing else. But after installing blogs for a few clients, i though it was about time [...]
Does your site bring good chi?
2002-12-15 Av Kommentera
I must admit I wasn’t aware of this previously, but apparently even a website should be built in regard of the ancient FENG SHUI rules. And actually, reading through this page at www.newmediastudies.com/fengshui.htm sounds rather obvious. I think, I will have to make one or two changes around here tonight. Just read this: ”LIGHT AND [...]
Blogdex, Popdex, Daypop and positioning on Google
2002-12-10 Av Kommentera
1 juli klubbade riksdagen en lag som de inte ens följer själva, som handlar om att jag som sajtägare måste ge dig som besökare möjlighet att stänga av kakor från den här sajten. Jag väljer att följa lagen genom att hänvisa dig till Googles guide för hur det går till att stänga av cookies. 
Project Honeypot takes up the fight against comment spam
Comment spam is a pest. This site, running 4 different installations of WordPress, is protected by Aksimet, which daily catches a few hundred automated spam comments. I just couldn’t make do without that kind of protection. Now, project Honeypot, otherwhise known for their somewhat unorthodox ways of tracking IP-addresses involved in classic mail spam, has decided to take action against blog comment spammers as well.