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Measuring humanity.

June 11, 2012 By Jax Blunt 5 Comments

When times are easy, it’s easy to be generous. If you’ve got a lot, it’s not hard to give a little, and there aren’t so many ppl wanting stuff anyway. But times aren’t easy just now. They are hard. Lots of ppl are struggling, both here and abroad. And it’s how we respond to them […]

Filed Under: It's where it is Tagged With: ShareNiger, spartacusreport

Tax, benefits, morality and #spartacusreport

January 21, 2012 By Jax Blunt 2 Comments

I’ve been arguing with the HMRC website this afternoon. It’s coming up to the deadline for SA returns, and even though I’m fairly sure I don’t owe anything, I have to submit on time or I get a £100 fine. All of this led me to have a bit of a rant on twitter. But […]

Filed Under: political stuff, ranting or raving, Stealing your freedom Tagged With: campaigning, disability, spartacusreport, welfare reform bill, wrb

Make sure Jetpack G+ publicize settings work for you.
Just a quick post covering the G+ sharing in Jetpack publicize settings, but it caught me out at the weekend, so I thought I’d share in case anyone else has done the same thing. When you set up Jetpack publicize you can connect a number of different networks, including Google+. I’d done this for my […] The post Make sure Jetpack G+ publicize settings work fo
How to choose a host for your shiny new wordpress website.
So, you’ve listened to the talks on self hosting your website, you’ve read around on the issues that using wordpress.com or blogger or other free systems might imply and you’ve decided to take the leap. You know you need a domain name, and a host. But what are those things, where do you get them, […] The post How to choose a host for your shiny new wordpress
Twitter cards for blogspot users
I’ve previously written on implementing twitter cards on wordpress and in a comment on that post was asked if it could be achieved for blogger. The answer is of course yes, and I found a number of articles claiming to achieve it, but none really seemed straightforward to me, so here’s my own recipe. (To […] The post Twitter cards for blogspot users appeared