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Category Archives: WordPress
It’s nice to be back in charge!
I switched back to WordPress.org, on a hosted server from .com since my domain wrapping ran out, and I was getting bored of the walled garden anyway. I wanna start WordPress hacking again and it’s hard to do that with … Continue reading
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Hashmask for WordPress plugin
Check me out being in the WordPress plugin directory! I decided to add Hashmask as a plugin to the WordPress login form, mostly because I hated the problem that arc90 fixed. Wasn’t really that complicated, nor is it world stopping, … Continue reading
Firefox 3.5b4: Storing data for offline use fuxxored.
For me at least anyway, and I’ve only tried it on two WordPress installations running bleeding edge 2.8. I get this message, click allow, and then all pages work once. Caching on the first load. Then, if I refresh the … Continue reading
WordPress contribution is not for the technically inept.
I’ve probably mentioned this before, but I love WordPress. It’s perfect for what it does. And even when you want it to do something it wasn’t made for, you can probably find an add on to make it (or at … Continue reading
Work hard, play hard.
Lets make a productivity list for tomorrow, because the last ones all worked so well… Go take photos for my website assignment! I’m gonna take my laptop too, due to the small card capacity. I decided this should be a … Continue reading
Products I Can't Live Without
Michael Arrington did a post on the web services he couldn’t live without, and I thought it’d be cool for me to do the same. I’m not a super-internet user like Arrington – it’s his job to be testing these … Continue reading
Damnit
When deciding to use SVN to update my WordPress install, I forgot to backup my content folder. Now it’s gone. Damnit. And because I told Google not to save index this blog, it didn’t cache anything either. Oh, looks like … Continue reading
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Confidently inexperienced.
I feel like there’s something I should be doing, but there really isn’t. I just write up my CV, which I just need to get someone to check (I’ll probably email Paul, and ask him to take a look at … Continue reading
Up and jogging
I’m pretty much done with building the site now. All that needs to be done is the Javascript bug fixed, and add a few more “more information” pages and it’s pretty much done… I may add some more impressive scripts … Continue reading