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This is web site is dedicated to the musings of Joel Bennett (aka Jaykul) about technology, software, software development, the web, and the world.
Any resemblance of the views expressed and the views of my employer, my terminal, or the view out my window are purely coincidental. The resemblance between them and my own views is non-deterministic. The question of the existence of views in the absence of anyone to hold them is left as an exercise for the reader.
P.S.: I occasionally link to things I think are great. When I do, I occasionally find a "referral code" so I can make a little cash. I promise that I don't link to anything just because of that cash (I wouldn't cross the street for the amount of cash those links bring in, never mind write a whole blog post) ... but I do not promise that things I link to will stay great as time passes, nor that you will agree with me about their greatness!
Testing Pibb for comments
By Joel 'Jaykul' Bennett on 01-Jan-2008
I’m going to try using Pibb for comments for a while. It’s a live web-chat which uses OpenID for authentication, which most people will have already, after all, you can use your AIM account, WordPress.com account, LiveJournal … Or you could use your Yahoo! login via idProxy or your Jabber (or Google) account via XMPP [...]
Posted in Huddled | Tagged Authentication, Comments, OpenID, Spam Control | 1 Response