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Now running WP3.0
Just made the upgrade to WordPress 3.0 with no problems. How can I say no to a version named “Thelonious”?
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Come back to this post when ready to move the blog
Welcome attention … or a hack in the making?
I’ve complained once or twice about a lack of readership. Well, just in the last few weeks I’ve had four subscribers and three comments. Was it the change in theme? Was it the addition of my site to my Google … Continue reading
arcster unmasked
When I started this arcster.com adventure, I was paranoid about privacy. Now I’m more frustrated by a lack of readers than a lack of privacy. I haven’t quite gotten to the stage of accepting the axiom “You have no privacy, … Continue reading
Making progress…
Tip of the hat to Otto for his PHP Code Widget, which has enabled me to feature my random quote and random consumption item right on the blog.
Future of arcster.com
A few thoughts: My site is ugly My site doesn’t have much content WordPress is really powerful I don’t have time to mess with formatting I should focus more on content and less on appearance …Ergo, I should make WordPress … Continue reading
Now running WordPress 2.8 Beta 2
The process of upgrading to the newest beta wasn’t terribly difficult. The instructions in the codex were easy enough. But I’m not seeing any great improvements. I still have to install the “disable canonical redirects” plugin. This seems to be … Continue reading
Comments welcome
OK, the blog is just over a year old, and it hasn’t received a single comment. So I’m no longer requiring registration for comment. All you need to supply is a name and an email. So submit a comment … … Continue reading