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BLOGGING: Feed Widget for Pages
Think I’ve discovered a way to add a feed to each single page here, something I’ve sought for a couple of years. The Pages feature works well for me most of the time. I have two separate weblogs for literature/reality … Continue reading
BLOGGING & WRITING: Time Flies
I haven’t been keeping up on the weblogs as I used to, but then, thank your lucky stars for Facebook and twitter so you don’t have to read my rants and feel the cosmic waves of my temper tantrums like … Continue reading
BLOGGING: Spam’s Getting Smarter
Luckily not so smart that it doesn’t get caught up in Akismet nets however. But just read this one, as one of the finer examples: “Hello, I have been reading your sites content for a while now, actually, probably since … Continue reading
BLOGGING: New Spam That Am
Aside from the obvious flaws in grammar and typos, what blogger would not want to believe these words of a comment are coming from the heart of a legitimate source: This is a good post, which features worthwhile information. If … Continue reading
WRITING & LITERATURE & BLOGGING: A Tiger’s Worth of Excuses
Yes, I’m STILL reading Confessions of Nat Turner and will post on it soon, but it’s obvious that I haven’t been the twice-a-day poster girl here for a while. Well, there are some good reasons for that. I’m writing. And, … Continue reading
BLOGGING: Server Issues and Commenting
Because Lunar has threatened to kick me off for over-utilizing resources I’m doing everything I can to adhere to their instructions, though I can’t understand how these two weblogs are hogging resources (I suspect rather that the server is under-resourced). … Continue reading
WRITING & BLOGGING: The Perennial Question
Yeah, it’s been a while, but I’m again starting to ask myself “Why bother?” prompted by lack of response (gotta find that Mark Bernstein post on why comments on blogs are not a great idea) but stirred to think more … Continue reading
BLOGGING: Update on Redirect
Well that didn’t exactly work out as planned; even though I officially deleted the original Spinning, the files and permalinks remained because I had a new weblog named spinning, or maybe because the permalinks still linked to the spinning files … Continue reading
BLOGGING: A Possible Redirect
Couldn’t redirect traffic from Typepad to WordPress for the weblogs so while I deleted the old Hypercompendia blog, I’ve been reluctant to delete the old Spinning. Without an easy method (one I can do myself) of fiddling with the Typepad … Continue reading
BLOGGING: And Communicating
Learning a lot about the various methods of internet communication; learning a lot about the people who use them. “Georgia” is a warmer, more welcoming font than “Lucida Grande” so I’ve made that change at both weblogs. I find that … Continue reading
BLOGGING: Update on the move
Was easily able to fix the missing logo (not visible in Windows) by sending the image to a PC and then uploading it into the header from there. Of course I rushed back to the Mac half-expecting to see it … Continue reading
BLOGGING: As a journal of technical technique
I’ve pretty much been told to twut-up on twitter as I was loading someone’s twit-roll with my constant tweets. I completely understand; the more folks you’re following the more likely it is that you won’t see all the latest from … Continue reading
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BLOGGING: Oopsie!
It appears that my nifty new logo disappears on the site if using IE as a browser. I wouldn’t have known except that I luckily have other pcs in the house and was using one of them. I’ll try to … Continue reading
BLOGGING: Some Notes
While I like WordPress, it seems a whole lot slower than Typepad to get to the posting page and even to load the sites. Maybe it’s just a temporary quirk. One thing from the move that’s helped already is the … Continue reading
BLOGGING: A Neat WordPress Thing
Typepad recently upgraded and changed their post entry form and between that, merging a writing class weblog into Spinning, and my own dopeyness, a few of the posts here are listed as uncategorized. Real easy to make the change with … Continue reading