Ok, now that I’m using the application/xhtml+xml mime type instead of text/html, using a real browser shows you where you have improperly formatted W3C incompliant code on your pages. So I’ve gone through each and every blog entry and fixed the errors in my old badly formatted XHTML. I’ve also...
UPDATE 9/14/2011: TH_NK has updated Pottermore so that you no longer earn house points when you fail to brew a potion, this simple fix nullifies the cheating method mentioned below, Hurrah! I’m going to preface what I’m going to say below with the statement that I am not putting this post up as...
I don’t know if the people from TH_NK read my post about cheating on Pottermore by purposeful failing at potion making, or one of the many other online forums posting about the issue, but a few days after my post went live, they posted on the Pottermore Insider blog that potions are being...
My last 2 posts were both about cheats on earning and keeping House Points on Pottermore. Continuing that series, I thought I would write a little bit on task-based point competitions.“Now, as I understand it, the house cup here needs awarding, and the points stand thus…” The first problem with...
I mentioned last week that Pottermore is set to open to the public on April 1st unless it is a cruel April Fool’s Day joke to Potter fans. It seems the Pottermore team is hoping to dispel the fears that it might be a joke by releasing part of the site (a part that wasn’t previously even available...
Web Intents in Google Chrome 19+ changed what happens when you view an Atom or RSS Link, here's how to get your XML Back
My latest overview post on Justia’s Legal Marketing and Technology Blog is all about the Robots Exclusion Standard. I explain reasons why you may need to block certain content from search engines, as well as explain the different mechanisms available to you to do so. Check it out! In general,...
UPDATE January 18, 2018: Google has announced an upcoming algorithm change for mobile search results which they have dubbed the “Speed Update.” We’ve written a post about this algorithm change and what it means for page speed. According to a pair of studies done by Akamai and Gomez (collated into...
Google has announced an upcoming change to their algorithm dubbed the "Speed Update." In my latest blog post on Justia's Legal Marketing and Technology Blog, I describe the update and explain how it will impact the SEO performance of your website. UPDATE JULY 9, 2018 – The “Speed Update” is now...
In my latest Justia Blog post I discuss the latest developments in Google's Acclerated Mobile Pages (AMP) project over the last year.
Google has released notes about Core Web Vitals, their new three main things to measure when testing your site for speed.
After several years of using Wordpress as my blogging platform of choice, I've made the decision to move my personal site to Jekyll static site generator.Why I'm doing thisSuper Fast As I've blogged about on Justia's Legal Marketing & Technology Blog several times, web performance matters. 47% of...
After several years of being separate, I've merged my personal sites of NickMoline.com and Nick.pro into a single site, and given it a pretty substantial overhaul at the same time.