I’ve been thinking about moving my personal blog for some time. It’s in a sub-directory, which is untidy looking to say the least, and perhaps that might affect SEO, or page ranking in some way. Anyway, what really spurned me on was an upgrade.
For some reason, upgrading to Wordpress 2.5 worked on some blogs, and [...]
Here is Matt discussing some of the new features in the next release of Wordpress. The new photo gallery looks good at first glance.
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This article first appeared in The Eye
I decided to try and keep a little ahead of the game, so I tackled an Operating System Upgrade on one of my desktops.
It currently runs Ubuntu 7.10 (Gutsy Gibbon), and I went for the next release, Hardy Heron, which is still in beta, with a final release due [...]
Do you have a USB drive, or flash memory cards? It’s a cool idea. I’ve got a 4GB U3 drive; a 2GB regular USB drive; and three or four 1GB SD cards, which I use in the car audio, as it has a slot for them. The micro SD are even cooler I [...]
Tagged 1gb sd cards, backup, chips, circuitry, downside, filezilla, flash drive, flash memory cards, hard drive, headphones, memory power, preference, short session, skype, technological progress, thumb drive, tiny card, u3 drive, usb drive, windows computer, worst case scenarioian.may is Digg proof thanks to caching by WP Super Cache
Remember The Milk
It’s one of those things I’ve seen about, and thought “I’ll have to go check that out at some point”. Well today, I did, and so far I think it’s cool, really cool.
Tagged calender, coolness, david allen, email account, getting things done, gmail, google, GTD, iphone, mail, mobile device, outlook express, pop3 client, red socks, reminder options, reminders, RTM, star emails, task manager, text message, thunderbird, twitter, windows live messengerWhy?
Well, I have quit using client-based email programs, such as Outlook, Outlook Express, Thunderbird, Windows Live Mail and so on.
I now run my [...]