It's taken me over a year to work out what the problem was. A couple of clicks, and it's fixed. Wonder if @felixarntz @swissspidy @roundearth can do anything to add this to the list of diagnostic tests.
— Simon Dickson (@simond) July 12, 2020
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If Google's Site Kit plugin for WordPress gives you: 'Internal Server Error: checking requirements failed' as you try to install... and if you're using a G Suite hosted domain... check https://t.co/A5KeyfMZTw to ensure Search Console (and later, Analytics) is enabled.
— Simon Dickson (@simond) July 12, 2020
Devon will use Strava to prioritise popular cycling roads for repairs #cycling https://t.co/BZ9wVZSfsH pic.twitter.com/Cfl0pFmovH
— road.cc (@roadcc) July 10, 2020
Walking away from the EU vaccines scheme is putting ideology ahead of public health. You would think that during a pandemic ministers would put political dogma aside. But it seems for this government it’s Brexit over vaccineshttps://t.co/82YnzEMeyE
— Layla Moran 🔶🟡 (@LaylaMoran) July 10, 2020
So what may seem to be a dry factual update is in fact a policy announcement. Government's tone has shifted substantially on this issue. The Great British Internet, an unabashedly nationalistic experiment in rules not replicated elsewhere, seems to be struggling to exit beta.
— Heather Burns (@WebDevLaw) July 8, 2020
We're halfway through series 1 so far, and I feel like it's twisting multiple times per episode. Not always plausibly. But still fun, as long as you don't take it seriously.
— Simon Dickson (@simond) July 8, 2020
Late to this I know, but now enjoying Designated Survivor on Netflix. It's like watching The West Wing on fast forward.
— Simon Dickson (@simond) July 7, 2020
I'm at a bit of a career crossroads. A return to consultancy and well-meaning agitation is certainly one possible future. I'm taking my time to think things over. But for now, this is just living up to the 'perma' part of permalinks.
— Simon Dickson (@simond) July 7, 2020
Spent chunks of the last 24 hours moving my personal web properties (which makes them sound much more grand than they are) to Google Cloud. More command-line than I was expecting, but I'm delighted to confirm that I Still Got It.
— Simon Dickson (@simond) July 7, 2020
Drupal’s OK if you like that kind of thing 😉, but the Local Digital Declaration implemented digital signatures and approval workflow in about 4 weeks on a sub-£10k budget thanks to #WordPress and the GravityForms/ACF ecosystem. Happy Birthday #LocalDigitalDeclaration! https://t.co/s9HjzyGwl7
— Steph Gray (@lesteph) July 7, 2020