A few days ago I read a comment from Jesse Stay in which he was suggesting that Twitter encourages Disloyalty?. He feels that Twitter encourages potential blog subscribers to not subscribe, but rely on Twitter links instead to reach the … Continue reading →
Now I have a number of self-hosted web sites, including this one. I have plenty of server space, and I develop websites for a living (amongst other things). However, I am really taken with Posterous. It’s so easy to build … Continue reading →
I use Twitter for more than one purpose. 1. I use it to communicate between groups of online friends. Messages like “see you at the meetup on Friday”, or “hey, gas is only $1.50 a gallon here today” 2. My … Continue reading →
When you set up a new Blog, by default the Table Prefixes are wp_ If you have any other prefix for that blog, you frighten yourself when you import the SQL data, as it doesn’t work! Quick fix to that… … Continue reading →
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 … Continue reading →
This plug-in works prety darn well to filter all the comment spam on your blog. When you first start a new blog you won’t get much, but rest assured the spammers find you faster than Google on speed, and then … Continue reading →
Re-newed code on some ad-links for some other blogs as I received a report that they were not working. I changed some email forwarding for a client site, and checked out the new google apps, and what services, software and … Continue reading →
I spent a little time messing around with Feedburner yesterday for some of the blogs I host. To be honest, I wasn’t too keen on adding code to the templates myself. It’s not that I can’t do it – the … Continue reading →
Does Twitter Encourage Disloyalty?
A few days ago I read a comment from Jesse Stay in which he was suggesting that Twitter encourages Disloyalty?. He feels that Twitter encourages potential blog subscribers to not subscribe, but rely on Twitter links instead to reach the … Continue reading →
Posterous is Cool
Now I have a number of self-hosted web sites, including this one. I have plenty of server space, and I develop websites for a living (amongst other things). However, I am really taken with Posterous. It’s so easy to build … Continue reading →
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