I had hoped to have my views on the progressive nature of the CoFoE published elsewhere, but I doubt it’ll happen. I have put it out on this blog, as at the date I submitted it, 21 Sep 2022. It reflects the demand for better, more inclusive policies, on macro-economics, climate change, health and education.
The demand for more citizen’s assemblies seems to have been adopted, but the need for treaty revision is more controversial. …
Flash has gone, my flickr slide shows will no longer work anywhere rather than only work on the desktop. I will transition to an alternative technology using a word press plugin. Bear with me as this happens, it’ll take a while. See also Flickr Slide Shows on my wiki, if you want more. …
I have tweaked the navigation features on this blog, I have added a category filter at the bottom of all pages and note that for those of you for whom the feedburner subscriptions don’t work, you can use visual ping to set up a visualping,io alert. The tag cloud is still in place and augmented by a 3D version of it. The footnote section of this site also documents the rss/xml feeds as does the feeds page for the site, and the categories page documents the category names. For anything else there remains the search widget.
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I have moved my Wiki from wiki.davelevy.info to http://davelevy.info/wiki. …
I have made some slight amendments to this site. I installed a redirect, https://davelevy.info/youtube, now resolves as my youtube channel, I have added the youtube channel to the links at the bottom of the page and I have amended the slider so that it exposes links to the work page, the wiki, the politics category (was the whole blog), the thoughts category and the technology category articles in the blog. …
A couple of days ago, I turned off domain renewal for davelevy.eu, I had to do this because of Brexit. I shall relinquish the domain on the 4th. I hope we’ll be back, but it’ll be a while. …
One of the small side effects of the General Election is I need to revise the charts in my articles, Too Long , which analysed the longevity of service of the PLP and “PMs & Coronations“, which looked to see if becoming a party leader in opposition and winning an election differed in terms of success to being appointed mid parliament. …
Twitter have, it seems, changed the way and thus the semantics of the way in which we can tag ours and others tweets. One can no longer parse the history of one’s own likes but we now have bookmarks which can. Up until now, I have said that, “… comments are mine, retweets are not agreement, likes likely to mean ‘read later'”. I’d best change this.
From now my policy is “comments are mine, retweets, likes and bookmarks do not signify agreement”.
Retweets everyone can see, followers get this in the feed, and the author is notified.
Likes, the author is notified and the like count incremented.
Bookmarks can be browsed. …
I have today updated my feedly OPML file mirror on this site. You can use this to import my list into another reader but there are over 400 feeds, and some of them are no longer live. Perhaps I should weed it. … …
I have over the last 24 hours installed the “Advanced Random Post” plugin and created a “Random” page which lists 7 old articles,with a short excerpt. I did this for me because I now have 14 years of content on this blog, and some of it is worth revisiting, either to show how clever I was, or how wrong I was. You can laugh, I can learn! …