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Who would have guessed…

Posted in Denmark on Apr 19th, 2010

…but removing some posts and words actually helped repel the boob seeking crowd from here.

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A few posts removed

Posted in Denmark on Mar 24th, 2010

It might not make that big of a difference, but today I marked a few old posts as “Private”. The posts contain keywords used by visitors here, and include the name of a Chinese actress, who made quite a stir by posing the mistress of a Japanese sympathiser in a Chinese movie from 2008. In […]

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Spam protection update

Posted in Denmark on May 30th, 2008

So after reading up on the net, I have decided yet another attempt to minimize auth plugins when people comment. I really hate the idea of us (I had to write the annoying codes too, you know?) having to do extra work to comment on an article, but came up short every time I tried […]

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The spam is always greener on the other side… or something…

Posted in Denmark on Mar 27th, 2008

Yeah yeah, it was hard to come up with a headline… so what. 2 days ago this blog was spammed with 256 comments from the same IP. It was the usual stuff offering me easy access to online casinos, “medicine” sellers and you know the drill. I have no idea how it happened. Usually ReCaptcha […]

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Akismet doesn’t live here anymore

Posted in Denmark on Mar 1st, 2008

I have now disabled Akismet spam protection on this blog and hope the best. Akismet have done a good job so far, but now it seems that it is surpassed by the spambots. The spam comments still fill my “waiting for approval” queue, and I find it annoying to go through these to sort out […]

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Tightening the knot

Posted in Denmark on Oct 30th, 2007

 Freshly stolen from HaoHaoReport, I decided to change my old spam protection plugin Captcha, with a newer one. Very fittingly the new one is called ReCaptcha. According to what I’ve read, this one should be better than the old one, as the spambots have learned to see through (read) the letters and numbers produced by […]

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