Given the rather high-profile nature of my current job and the fact that it’s so difficult to talk about generically, I’m going to have to restrict future job-related posts. The only way I’ve found to do this that makes sense so far is to require users to create accounts and login. After you login, if you accept the cookie, you should stay logged in forever. If you don’t log in, you’ll simply never see Berck’s job-related posts. After you log in, they should magically appear. Clearly I’ll need to manually authenticate users, so there will be some delay after you…
Considering that my new job is rather high-profile, I’m not sure what I’m going to do when it comes to blogging about it. I certainly don’t want anyone involved to stumble across it with a few simple web searches. That in mind, I’ll probably avoid talking about certain searchable specifics. For now. Maybe I’ll make job-related posts viewable only if you log in. The first potentially major item to mention is that I wasn’t really given the whole story. My employment is contingent on passing training, which doesn’t really surprise me. What does surprise me is that from what I…
Interesting article about why New Orleans is below sea level.
So I still don’t have voicemail service. Brennerdom had its most damage since we moved to Mobile in ’90… but none of it severe… just lost some trees and shingles. Nathan has some pictures on his website CowboyZebra. Here’s a picture of one of the big live oaks down by the lake.