Site worries
You may’ve noticed that my site has been a bit wonky the past few days. (…)
Posts about the site, quite small because a lot is categorized into the sub-categories. But sometimes there’s just something general to tell about the site.
You may’ve noticed that my site has been a bit wonky the past few days. (…)
I have miscellaneous recipes all over the place: saved from the net, cut out from a magazine, written down on a tissue.
So, I had an idea: I should start collecting them in a cookbook. (…)
Luckily among the dozens and dozens of dirty spam comments that are caught in the blocks, and just drive me crazy, there have lately been these gems from “Daniel.”
I couldn’t understand some parts of this article Disappointment, but I guess I just need to check some more resources regarding this, because it sounds interesting. (…)
On July 11th, 2004 I switched from Greymatter (after barely a month using it) to WordPress 1.2 “Mingus” which had been released in May of 2004 (had to take a peek in the developer blog on WordPress.org to be sure, but I had a hunch I jumped on the WP wagon1 with version 1.2). (…)
Well, only in part. (…)
I don’t know if you noticed it at all, but this definitely wasn’t my intention:
During the upgrade, link and post categories were merged (stupid feature; at least I don’t understand it yet) and I had two identical slugs for my post category “(Odd) People” and my link category “People”. (…)
I’ve just upgraded to WordPress 2.1.2 and I haven’t had time to inspect all the pages and how the old plugins work. If you see any errors anywhere in the blog, do let me know.
I just finished making a new start page for my domain. It uses JavaScript to hide the descriptions by default and when mouse is moved over the icon, description is shown next to it. (…)
Finally I have my domain and my blog back! If you want to read about my trip to Australia, you’ll have to go to my temporary blog at WordPress.com for now. (…)
I’m switching web hotel providers — hopefully — but no one has bothered to fill me in on what’s going on. (…)