Not long ago, I updated the food blog to WordPress 2.7. Just this afternoon, I upgraded this blog to 2.7 as well. Usually I delay for a bit and skip a rev or two because it takes all of 10-30 minutes to upgrade with my obsessive re-backing up of backups, and I just don’t usually [...]
This morning I transferred my FeedBurner feeds from FeedBurner to Google. Recently, FeedBurner was purchased by Google and the team has been making many optimizations since then. Within the past week, FeedBurner account management pages have been prompting users to transfer (merge) their feeds over to a Google account. Since I already use Google Analytics [...]
FeedBurner not only provides amazing skinned RSS feeds, but it also will take your content, manage a list of subscribers, and email the content to the subscribers. Hello! I love this beast! Make sure you don’t miss a single slice of codey goodness! Subscribe! If subscribing by RSS isn’t your thing, you can subscribe for [...]
Mere days after upgrading to WordPress 2.3.3, I’ve now upgraded to WordPress 2.5. Sean brought out that due to a security vulnerability, Technorati stopped indexing compromised blogs and strongly encouraged all 2.3.3 users to upgrade to 2.5. Say what! The new 2.5 Dashboard is a lot slicker and web 2.0ish. Lots of Ajax and/or Javascript [...]
I just updated to the latest version of WordPress… Wahoo. I believe I was previously using 2.2.something. The plugin update notification is very nice. The canonical URL fix is also calming to my inner SEO self. I have to get around to updating the food blog, although I should focus on posting before upgrading.
Alright boys and girls, hold on to your hats. I have launched a new food blog at yum.neatlysliced.com. It features a shiny, pretty, and delicious design and one recipe for gingersnaps. I’m not the best cook or baker in the world, so a lot of it will feature comical tales of my cooking attempts. If [...]
NeatlySliced.com has been down for a couple of days. We switched hosts, and there was some rigmarole and miscommunications regarding the DNS, which led to massive problems with my site and CrankyBit.com. My NeatlySliced.com email is still having problems, but otherwise everything is working as expected (hopefully!). With this change in host, I have also [...]
