Just heard about WordPress.com going “turbo” right here. They’ve have recently rolled out “Gears” to make WordPress.com a little faster. I know, I know, I had the same question too… “What the heck was Gears (?) about”. WordPress.com was already too fast and useful for me that if they’d ever turn off a feature to accomodate […]
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Over at Blog Search Engine, we’ve announced that BSE is now again powered by Icerocket’s search technology, after a brief switch to Google Custom Search.We are now proud to announce that we have struck a new deal with Iceeocket, and our search is now powered by Icerocket’s technology. We’ve found out that while Google is […]
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I just received word that version 2.2.8 of the popular FireFox extension ScribeFire has been released. The new version sports a couple of new fixes with the inclusion of a preference for limiting image width in posts. Here are the bug fixes at a glance:Changes since version 2.2.7 include:A fix for the “body of post […]
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I just met a small town mayor here in South East Asia. He’s the mayor of a small agricultural city, rural as rural can be. I think I stood out of the crowd being naturally city-folk(country folks CAN tell). And it being a really small city, he heard from a friend that I was a […]
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Ryan Boren has announced today that the WordPress version 2.6 beta 2 has been released to the public. Looks like there have been a couple of improvements since Beta 1 such as: Insert image and edit image fixes SSL fixes i18n fixes Lots […]
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According to TechCrunch, Adobe has come up with a solution to the nagging problem of content within an SWV or Flash file from being indexed by search engines. Adobe has announced that they have released their solution to Google and Yahoo allowing them to crawl the content within these files. As for Windows Live Search, […]
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Forgive me if this post will sound very naive. It was just now that I noticed that WordPress is in use by the biggest online names in the planet CNN, Yahoo, Sony, The New York Times, People, Ebay, b5Media … just to name a few. It is quite an achievement. While I’m not trying to belabor the obvious, I’d like to flip […]
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Tuesday July 1, 2008 is going down as the unofficial International WordPress day. The event is being sponsored by WPCandy.com and is being used as a way to say thanks to Automattic.We want to dedicate a day to just thank the awesome folks over at Automattic for putting together some really awesome projects, such as […]
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I just heard today that Google is developing a web video series.Seth MacFarlane’s Cavalcade of Cartoon ComedyIt’s 2 minutes per episode, much like a cartoon (Dilbert, Happy Tree Friends, etc.) BUT will be the first written for a series on the web. They are initially producing 50 2-minute episode to start with and they’ve tapped […]
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Forums have been around since the Internet was created. Although they weren’t called forums back then (think BBS) they have always been the place of conversation. Today, forums are as prevalent as ever. If you can think of a topic, chances are, there is a forum dedicated to it with a big following. All sorts […]
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