Traffic Surfing
So last week was fun, traffic-wise. Glenn "Instapundit" Reynolds posted a link to an older entry of mine on the same day that he opined about the prevalence of "Can't connect to database" errors that WordPress-powered sites tend to throw under load. Fortunately for me, I had anticipated just such a meteoric rise [...]
Apologies For The Virtual Mess
Regular readers will no doubt have noticed that this site is undergoing some visual changes. I had grown tired of the old look and thus am undertaking a bit of a rehabbing. There are all sorts of nits to fix (the archives page doesn't work correctly, for instance) and I felt that I [...]
Zounds! Google To Buy WordPress By Proxy!
Well, okay, now that I have that little bit of headline rumor-/scaremongering out of the way, I've got to say: interesting things are afoot in the Automattic/WordPress world these days. First off, Matt Mullenweg announced a few days ago that, effective immediately, all WordPress.com (as opposed to .org) accounts would be receiving an upgrade [...]
NetNewsWire 3.1 Is Now Free (As In Beer)
NetNewsWire, by far my favorite RSS/Atom feed reader on the Mac, has gone completely free as of version 3.1. (See the Wikipedia article for the distinctions between free-as-in-beer vs. free-as-in-speech). There's always been a Lite version of the app, one which limited the feed history to an artificially low number amongst other annoyances. [...]
Let's Get This Post Off The Table, Shall We?
Y'all know the routine: every once in a while (read: more than strictly necessary), I get a whole mess of links just sitting there in my browser, asking to be posted. So, let's get to the linkage, shall we?
First off, it's simply not fair to have so much awesome being used up by the [...]
New Stuff For The New Year
A very happy New Year to all my readers (you know who you three are… *grin*). I hope yours was a good celebration — ours was spent with friends who left early (but not before I addicted them to the Wii) and then Dick Clark, as per tradition. I admire the man for his [...]







