Human verifcation, part 2

This isn't quite as easy as I hoped. The technology is called CAPTCHA (read more at Wikipedia).
At this point I'm opting for a service called reCAPTCHA, which uses the words to help digitize books. Sounds like a good thing.

It looks like this is going to take some serious back end which I could honestly use more practice doing anyway.

But not today. I just made myself a lovely margarita with fresh squeezed key lime juice. So that's what I'm doing right now.

human verification

I'm looking into this. You know those little pictacodes where you have to enter a blurry word or number combination to prove that you're not some sort of spam bot.
I've received enough gibberish emails through my site to want to try this. Hopefully it'll be up in the next day or so.

Reminder.

Dear Worker Self,

Don't forget to add favicon.

Sincerely,
Lazy Self.

May update.

The pertinent content up all up and functional as far as I know.
It's May thought I should put up a post. Kentucky Derby tomorrow.

Juleps!

Progress report

Resume is up. Web, compositing, and video sections of my portfolio have been updated and
are active. Just letting you know.

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In case you're wondering...

The bit on the home page that says, "lies told" refers to image retouching and manipulation.

That doesn't mean I won't lie to you.