Upgraded the blog software to version 3. More new features, more security, blah, blah, blah. I did however shun one new feature and that is the new multiuser support. It didn’t seem to jive with what I had going on already, but yet it didn’t seem to change in any fashion to break it either. [...]
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…or so I hope. The internet transition is finally finished back to what I had in Madison. If conditions prevail as they did in the past, this shouldn’t be disappearing once a week for a full day or more.
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Ok, this grows tiring. New internet is coming soon and will hopefully rectify the constantly changing IP addresses that causes the domain name to disappear until I notice and can update the A records on the registrar. Some time next week, or so I’m told.
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Via Slashdot, I’ve become aware of a new option in Gmail that allows you to do every aspect of its doings under encryption via https. This is a good thing as the same page also talks about a new tool about to be released that allows anyone to grab your google credentials when using services [...]
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For those wanting to know what actually happens when you create the subdomain blog or are hesitant to create one because you don’t know how to, don’t understand what it’s about, etc, I’ve created a small 10 minute screencast leading you through the steps to create one, including showing the necessary things to do to [...]
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I’m so dumb. Here I was thinking that I could use the transplanting of the old blog over to this new software as a chance to in essence recreate my blog, that I completely looked over the obvious change. I made new categories, which will probably expand slightly as I go back through my posts [...]
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I really cannot contain myself over how amazing this WordPress solution is. The plugin selection is insane and I keep finding more and more stuff I want to use. That last post, if you saw it when I first wrote it, you saw a whole lot of blockquotes which looked pretty drab and a whole [...]
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Ok, so here goes a small how-to on how I managed to multi-user a WordPress install without any extra installs or WordPress branch projects. The goals were: allow users already registered on oharaweb.com to create a fresh install keep the rank based user base of oharaweb.com to allow only those registered with a rank of [...]
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And would you like to know why? Last night I was talking with the guildies in-game (Warcraft) and mentioned having a site that was more user driven than a static, “here we are” site. Yeah, I know…. a site for a group of people that play a game? Well… that's how stuff works in Warcraft [...]
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So, after having made the Lost in Translation page/game last year or whenever that was… I actually started on another one the very same day, or at least I kinda set up the site for it. And then as usual, I never got around to it. Until now. The LiT link has been changed into [...]
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