Utom Box created the most beautiful Web 2.0 icons. I have implemented a few of them in this site. There is currently no Digg icon, but one of the icons provided by Digg looks Web 2.0 enough to match. I also started using FeedBurner for my RSS feed. I was confused regarding FeedBurner before. I [...]
My blog is broken, I know. Something is wrong with one of the files. It is the bane of my existence. I don’t know what happened to it. If anyone else has been having problems with cache.php on a WordPress installation for no apparent reason, you are not alone!
Amish School Shooting. This world is falling apart. Three school shootings in a week – unbelievable. The first, I thought “This is terrible!” The second, I exclaimed “This is lunacy.” Now, what is next? I mean, seriously. What is the point of malice?
I only had 172 entries posted on my old blog. I was sifting through some of the older ones and realized the minor task of cleanup ahead of me. It is not quite as cumbersome as I earlier thought. In sifting through, I thought – how funny some of these older entries really are. Many [...]
Invariably busy as of late (summer always is), but articles in the works: CSS for a page where the footer is at the bottom of either the nav columns or content. (It’s actually alarmingly simple.) PHP/CF parsing of my starred Google Reader entries (if you haven’t tried Google’s Personalized Homepage and/or its RSS reader, you [...]
I received my second diploma in the mail today – Web Information Technology. There was much rejoicing. I am looking forward to doing some more hardcore web development in the future. Now that my blog is powered with PHP, perhaps I will do some PHP development instead of ColdFusion. I also received a certificate for [...]
Switched hosting services and hopefully I have everything almost fully finished here. When I have time, I obviously need to add a little Neatly Sliced branding to my lovely watermelon up above. I hope y’all have subscribed to the feed, or have bookmarked my new home here at blog.neatlysliced.com. Josh has found all sorts of [...]
