I am being driven demented at the moment.
There is a web site that I used to subscribe to via RSS, though I can’t see any mention of it in my current feeds (and I have a couple of hundred of them).
The problem is that either the site has been hacked, or the owner has inadvertently uploaded a virus. Either way, I am getting a loud alert from my anti-virus software every few minutes to say that I am attempting to connect to an infected site.
I have tried e-mailing the webmaster, but either he doesn’t read his mails very often, or I have the wrong address. Leastwise, I have had no response; just more alerts.
There is a moral to this, of course.
If you do maintain a website, it is no harm to have a visit once or twice a day to check for infection.
An infected site is at worst very dangerous and at best, a bloody nuisance.
I have been keeping a track of advertising on Head Rambles.
Just out of interest, I plotted earnings against the ISEQ Index of Irish shares over the same period.
Quite a remarkable correlation?
The only problem is that as shares fall, advertising rises.
Shares are rising.
I just hope the correlation doesn’t hold true for too long?
What do Google know that we don’t?
Is the world going to end on the 31st December?
Why are they giving us a countdown?
Go into Google homepage and click on ‘I’m Feeling Lucky’ (without anything in the search box).
You’ll see what I mean.
Hmmmm.
