It took less than five minutes to get WordPress up and running. I've been working with it for about an hour, getting comfortable with how it operates. I was able to install the syntaxhighlighter plugin with zero difficulty, enable it and put it to good use even more quickly. There is a utility called Pg4WP out there that I may try before going to production with WordPress, but I have a feeling that it may not be worthwhile. In the end, I'm once again reminded that we should never say never. I said that I'd never voluntarily run a MySQL instance in any environment, but may end up doing just that. How about this? I'll never voluntarily run a MySQL instance in an enterprise-level capacity!
- Tort reform (limiting the amount of money awarded in malpractice lawsuits)
- Eliminating all medical services to illegal aliens
- Eliminating HMOs and PPOs and returning to pay-as-you-go medical care, except for catastrophic illnesses and injuries.
From the article:
"The younger Reagan recalls how his father became uncharacteristically lost for words and looked "lost and bewildered" during the 1984 presidential debates with Democratic rival Walter Mondale. He says his father may have suspected the onset of Alzheimer's in 1986 when he was flying over familiar canyons north of Los Angeles and became alarmed that he could no longer remember their names."
Here's an "example" of how "lost and bewildered" the great man was:

How is it that some people are able to so eloquently and coherently put their thoughts about the world into words? Ayn Rand was a master:
Envy is regarded by most people as a petty, superficial emotion and, therefore, it serves as a semihuman cover for so inhuman an emotion that those who feel it seldom dare admit it even to themselves ... . That emotion is: hatred of the good for being the good.
This hatred is not resentment against some prescribed view of the good with which one does not agree ... . Hatred of the good for being the good means hatred of that which one regards as good by one's own (conscious or subconscious) judgment. It means hatred of a person for possessing a value or virtue one regards as desirable.
If a child wants to get good grades in school, but is unable or unwilling to achieve them and begins to hate the children who do, that is hatred of the good. If a man regards intelligence as a value, but is troubled by self-doubt and begins to hate the men he judges to be intelligent, that is hatred of the good.
Put into today's context, this accurately sums-up the liberal, "progressive" mindset. Liberals today are soulless, selfish, evil fascists who will stop at nothing to advance their ill-conceived, dangerous, puerile agenda.
How about:
They do not want to own your fortune, they want you to lose it; they do not want to succeed, they want you to fail; they do not want to live, they want you to die; they desire nothing, they hate existence, and they keep running, each trying not to learn that the object of his hatred is himself . . . . They are the essence of evil, they, those anti-living objects who seek, by devouring the world, to fill the selfless zero of their soul. It is not your wealth that they're after. Theirs is a conspiracy against the mind, which means: against life and man.
H/T: Atlas Shrugs
imap-login: Info: Maximum number of connections from user+IP exceededI had just (last night) enabled Dovecot's deliver LDA (with the sieve plugin) for virtual account delivery and post-processing. Additionally, I enabled the managesieve plugin in the webmail client to provide customers the ability to mange everything themselves. A bit more research revealed (to me, anyway) that the Dovecot sieve and/or webmail managesieve plugins were consuming and holding one of those connections.
To solve the problem, I added to dovecot.conf:
mail_max_userip_connections = 20
The default seems to be 10.
It'll be around as long as it's not abused or, if it is, if it doesn't take too long to fix whatever weaknesses are exploited. It contains very little of the original lilURL code since I've ported all the database code to PostgreSQL, added URI reputation checks, and created methods out of much of the code that was originally contained in the index source file.
H/T: Michael Graham
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