Kittenauth

An executive at Microsoft has an unusual idea

I really wish that reporters would get their facts straight before they publish articles… Especially when the core idea behind the subject is my own little brainchild.

If only all things were this sexy…

Today I’ve been beautifying more aspects of the output of KittenAuth adding more JavaScript*

KittenAuth News

I’ve added this new section of the blog for posting updates on KittenAuth that don’t merit going on the front page.

KittenAuth v2

I know you’re probably wondering what my limits are on version — 2 major versions in a month seems a little silly to me too — but that’s how it is.

Follow-up on KittenAuth

I’ve just posted an article on the likely future of KittenAuth which eliminates (almost) all the current problems that have been raised in the comments.

Having had tremendous feedback and support on the first implementation of KittenAuth I had pushed out, it seems only fair to push this project further and bring it to a stage where everyone can use it.

KittenAuth Goes Prime Time

Firstly the response to KittenAuth has been IMMENSE! The kind people (look to the right now) that have donated have helped me an amazing amount by allowing me to fend off the evil bandwidth bill that will be heading to me at the end of the month.

Digg Meets KittenAuth

Well its been an interesting couple of days. I invented KittenAuth (the single cutest human-verification method ever), published a write up on it and within hours the server was swamped in what can only be described as “the internet”. Been getting lots of hits from Digg, Reddit and a billion other blog that’ve linked here from those stories.

The Cutest Human-Test: KittenAuth

Spam is a problem and with the recent upsurge in blogs and places where you can leave your 2 cents, its not getting any better. "Clever" online entrepreneurs have always been up for making money from nothing and have relentlessly plagued our inboxes…