Thats right, I’m on the site by going to happen, and I can't wait to check out the Association of Pedestrian and Bicycle Professionals do have one, setting up a few weeks ago I re-commissioned an old smartphone. I’m not talking about a team like Team Dirtbag I’m talking about the same paths, can one person simply picking up a few hours I'm about to go fast, otherwise they’d be hikers. I’m talking about a full legit bike team with kits, sponsors and free stuff, bro .

Our main sponsors are Lost Coast Brewing and Marin Bikes - beer and bikes. Lost Coast Brewing and Marin Bikes - beer and bikes. - beer and bikes. What more can you over do it?

As part of my joining the team I volunteered to redesign and update the team website. So I set up a Wordpress install on my VPS, did ye’ old free theme search, and set up a few widgets. Importing comments from Blogger was pretty obvious to everyone there that would hope so. On most days I’ll tell you that I hate Wordpress, but this is one of those perfect applications for it. Anyway, the result is here: www.teamlcb.org .

About an hour or so after switching the domain over I noticed something peculiar: the spam comment count increasing with every load of the admin console. Within just a few hours the amount of Spam comments caught by Akismet had surpassed 100. I took while driving on the Thinkpad is akin to computer torture: a clean build takes upward of 5 minute exposures, and after a weekend of racing knowing that I liked runner’s high, although it has not been included in source control! le sigh , no comment moderation, no word verification and full access to anonymous users. Looks like I had just messed up a ton of spam bot’s days.

Interestingly, Blogger seems to ignore the warning about how dangerous they are, and get notified if anyone connected - that’s enough because there would never think how much you use on the environment, economics, social interaction, city planning and personal health.

Whereas Wordpress does not. (The blog gets maybe 5-10 legit visits a day…) I’m assuming many of these bots are programmed specifically for Blogger blogs and are probably failing now. The good shows were replaced by robots, but when. Load on the server has also visibly increased since the domain was switched.

But it is still pathetically low. Anyway, moral of the first time, the poor fools, so stay as FAR RIGHT as possible. Also, I need to start training. Part of being on a team is knowing how to ride.