• Lifestream Backup – Handy tool that I need to look into
• What do you talk about at BarCamp? – Great talk on what makes an awesome Barcamp talk. I think most Barcamp veterans agree.
• The Usability of Passwords – Wow, I am so going to change my passwords to some more memorable passphrases now.
• Meet the gadget hackers – It seems a BarcampLondon6 t-shirt made it onto the BBC!
• Jonathan from Spotify… – I knew it was all his fault.

• Thoughts on Opera Unite | FactoryCity – Interesting view from Chris Messina on Opera Unite and why it doesn't deliver.
• ReMate – Handy little bundle for TextMate that makes it just that bit more usable when working on a SSHFS system
• What is a browser? – Interesting how everyone seems to think Google is a browser
• WhatTheFont! « MyFonts – Handy font identifier. I gave it a test and it came up with a whole list of fonts that seemed to match what I was looking for
• Logout: the other half of the identity equation – Apparently OpenID needs single signout next to single signon, and I kindof agree. I already noticed it's quite annoying when FB logs me back in right after I logged out because I'm logged into my OpenID provider

I’ve been using Site5 for years now and I love them: they’re cheap, reliable and have great service.

But using a shared hosting service can sometimes be a pain. Yesterday I wanted to install Bugzilla on Site5 and couldn’t initially figure it out. The wiki and forums were not of much help and most of the Google search results pointed me in the wrong direction.

Eventually I did figure it out though with the help of some bloggers.

The trick is to start of with the instructions by kmcital in his blog post. He runs you through most of the steps which are pretty strait forward. Halfway though he advises you to mail the lunar pages support, but instead I just opened a ticket on the Site5 backpanel and requested the modules I needed. I got reply within minutes which proves that Site5 is awesome.

Then I followed the rest of the instructions and ended up with a big 403 Forbidden page. I did a quick Google search and discovered that this is easily solved by either setting the right ‘$webservergroup’ in your localconfig file, or alternatively by manually setting some access permissions correctly as described in this post.

I hope this helps some of you, as it sure would have helped me.

• Tube Time travel – What if the tube map can be defined by travel distance to the other stations?
• LDDC Completion Booklet – Surrey Docks – Interesting booklet on the development of our living area: Surrey Docks
• Watercoolr – Gossip for web applications – Pubsub via Webhooks. Sounds really cool and it probably is.
• is 4a.m. the new midnight? | Video on TED.com – Just rediscovered this little gem of a TED talk today. It was hilarious when I first watched it and it still is.
• Basic Pizza Dough from Delia Online – This pizza recipe works way better than the recipe I used before from Jamie Oliver. The dough really becomes springy and the middle of the pizza does not become as soggy as it did with the other recipe
• Shapesifter – C.V. experiment I thought I’d try something… – Awesome resume design

• ShouldIBackupMy.com | The Guardian Open Platform | guardian.co.uk – My first guest post on The Guardian Open Platform blog! Wohoo!
• resty – A better restclient for the command line than Curl –
• Definitive List of The 99 Things You Should Have Already Experienced On The Internet Unless You’re a Loser or Old or Something – Awesome list
• Peacekeeper – The Browser Benchmark from Futuremark Corporation –
• BadAPI – Another very interesting Open Hack Day project. Bad API let's you simulate certain hickups in APIs and test how your app acts when this happens.