It is an exciting new version with many new features, but most notably would be the slick basic image editor! If you need Photoshop, go to Adobe, but this is really nice for basic needs!

Another nice thing is the trash status, so you can click around and do your updates quicker, without the risk of losing anything.

Read the complete list of changes here.

A little later I went there to check out what happened.

Window is pretty much in one piece.

They broke in via the side window.

Couple of blocks were blocked by police while searching for suspects.

Only one of the iMacs was found back. A lit-tle scratched… (looks just as bad as this) One of the bad guys dropped it while running, when he found himself followed by police. Too bad they lost them. So we’re still missing one mac in action.

While waiting for the guy to come and put and emergency board up, I will write this post and get some work done -on my laptop-, lucky they didn’t steal the “Internet” :)

It’s after five am now… hope the guy who is fixing the window, is done soon!

Would be a cool experiment to see if that iMac still works :-)

Contact me for more info.

George said: “I worked from this coworking location the last few days. It
is a really warm and positive environment. I brought my files
and got so much done!

I was hesitant about membership at first, but the great
atmosphere, quiet, good coffee and location are really great.
I have client meetings here and know it communicates a positive
immage of my business. Thanks Rutger and Marieke!”

We would like to get more people to join us and to start working from our office also.
If you know how we can reach more people or maybe you know someone that can benefit from it, please let me know.

I live close to Los Angeles, California with my wife and 3 kids (we take care of Ciaran, son of Steven). I came here on a B1 visa. We changed status to E2 on my wife’s business Branding Personality LLC which is approved to mid 2010. If I return to attend the funeral, I cannot go back to the USA because of the rules and have to apply all over again. If you have been through an application you know you don’t want that. Not only is there a 4 month wait in Amsterdam, as situations change, we may not even be approved again, leaving our business and lives on hold in the USA is a financial catastophe as well.

I have two options:

1. go to the funeral and throw it all away

2. stay here and miss the last chance of seeing my brother and give hugs to my family

Or… will anyone make a miracle happen, by bending the rules a little. Advance parole happens and if I get my passport stamped before I leave, I can simply get back here.

Please o please help me.

Links:

http://www.stevenhensel.nl/
http://henselcirkel.wordpress.com/
http://twitter.com/rutger
http://twitter.com/hensel

But today I found out that those innocent themes (after all they are just a bunch of templates, .php files actually, so not really harmless anyway) can steal your login information, or that’s at least what it looks like after my “crime scene investigation”.

I am using the wordpress iphone app to take a photo, enter some words and then it posts the blog for me. It uses the xml-rpc interface to conveniently post your blog from your iphone to the wordpress code on your website.

It was only after something was not working, that I dug deeper to find out what was wrong. Actually this iphone app was working well on 3 blogs that I update once in a while, but not on one blog and I could not find anything wrong with it at first (same version, xml rpc was activated, etc.), only difference were the domainname and the way they look, the theme. Then I found this line in the source code (in the header.php file):

<link rel=”EditURI” type=”application/rsd+xml” title=”RSD” href=”http://scott-m.net/xmlrpc.php?rsd” />

A little bit further down that same header.php file was a line with the correct xml-rpc URL, but as the above line was closer to the beginning, the iphone app was fooled to take that first one when trying to figure out where my xml-rpc interface was located. But because that domain scott-m.net looks like it is not active anymore it triggers an error.

It does not look hard to set it up as a phishing trap by that friendly theme creator (who is so nice to give away that eye candy for free!). If they set up their own xml-rpc service that works like a proxy, so it may look like it is working well, but your username and password that are sent along can be easily saved to do some bad stuff. Or in my case, it may look like an error, but the username and password are already saved.

I am not saying that the above corvette template is phishing my userdetails on purpose (it could just be a line remaining from testing), but they could if they wanted.

I think it could be fixed by WordPress by checking if that EditURI href URL differs from the URL that you enter when setting up the domain in the iphone app. Maybe with an override of some sort, but in any case some protection against this would in imho be a lot safer than it is right now.