Long time readers of this website will perhaps remember my previous attempt to add a photo section to this website. I called it an experiment. As such, it failed.
It failed primarily from lack of time. If I had been willing, or able, to take more time to upload random (or selected) photos from my everyday […]

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I have added a photo section to the silverwarethief website. As I have mentioned elsewhere, I desire to create a true photo blog. But this addition to the silverwarethief website is not that. I’m not entirely sure what this addition to the silverwarethief domain is . . . an experiment, I guess, as are all […]

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The long wait is now over. Silverware Thief 4.0 is here and in a day or two all traffic to http://homefront.silverwarethief.com will be redirecting to www.silverwarethief.com. You can go there and check out the new site now, if you want. But before you do, and before I get into the gritty details of the website […]

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As regular readers are aware, I discovered last month that I had been hacked in February. As best I can determine, the method was simple and affected area limited. Before the hack I had been running an outdated version of the software Wordpress (very bad me). Taking an advantage of a vulnerability in the older […]

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I think we survived through the software upgrade. If my e-mail subscribers get this, it means I managed to successfully re-enable the functionality.
Maybe at some later date I will go into greater detail about the what and how of the hack, and my further thoughts.
For the present everything is good again.

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