Archive for August, 2008
BlogTalk Update
We changed our minds about what to use on BlogTalk, so now we’ve got a fully functional vB forum that’s starting to accept members. We’re still working on the theme, and we’re assembling a massive prize pool for the launch competition (and the more posts you have, the more chances you have to win, so [...]
Back to 2.6 for me.
I just screwed everything up with a svn update on 2.7 and messed everything up. So yeah, something went wrong with Akismet. So I’m back on wp2.6.1 and my SVN broke. I think I might just stay still on it now, even though I prefer the backend on the new version.
How much advertising is too much?
I hate ads. I’ve probably mentioned this already, but in the last few months, I’ve realised just how much I dislike them. I only place them on websites where it is necessary, and that’s unusual.
Anyway, back to the point. I read a publication in a local newspaper today, and it got me wondering - how [...]
The Google black hole.
The Google black hole.
Petition to revoke the independence of the United States of America | Facebook
Petition to revoke the independence of the United States of America | Facebook. The first decent thing I’ve found on facebook. There’s also one by the US to the UK; but as I’m a Brit, I’ll link this one. :)
A Quickpress
This is just an aside that I wrote without even going to the write page. The new 2.7wp has a quickpress on the homepage, so, naturally, I’m trying it out.
MediaTemple: A Few Weeks In
I’ve been sharing a MediaTemple account with Donald Kelly for a few weeks now. On the whole, it’s been a positive experience, apart from a few really annoying little problems (one of which keeps coming back, I’ma phone them about that).
Uptime wise, with checks every 20 minutes, it seems that fused has had 100% connectivity. [...]
BlogTalk starting to come together
BlogTalk, my latest project (with Donald and Donace), is starting to come together. I’m working on the template, getting colours and layout right. I hope to launch the site midway through September.
