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Upgrade to 2.7 Complete
In: Uncategorized
11 Dec 2008Newest Industry is now upgraded to Wordpress 2.7. You will notice no changes. I like that!
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- Tags: Upgrade, wordpress, Wordpress 2.7
Upgrade to WP 2.6.1 – Complete
In: Blogging| Life| Technology
15 Aug 2008Ok, all I have to say is: If you do not have the Wordpress Automatic Upgrade plugin, go get it. The update took all of 30 seconds.
Thanks to the authors of that extremely useful piece of code.
Welcome to Newest Industry…
In: Blogging
7 Aug 2008Or should I say, welcome back.
Three years ago when I started blogging on a regular basis, the blog was name The Newest Industry after the Husker Du song of the same name. Then I migrated the content to Wordpress.com, and relinquished hosting it myself.
Well, I have decided to resurrect Newest Industry, but with all the [...]
Wordpress Install – Installer FAIL!
In: Blogging| RANTING| Technology
6 Aug 2008So, the last post I put up simply stated that I had failed in installing Worpress 2.6 on my own server. The permalinks were messed up and it looked a lot like an issue that a lot of people were having.
But, the catch was: the problem persisted when I tried to use Wordpress 2.5.1. Hmmm…wonder [...]
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- Tags: .htaccess, apache, wordpress, wordpress 2.6
Wordpress Install: Fail
In: Blogging
4 Aug 2008I decided over the weekend to have a go at running my own install of Wordpress 2.6, with an aim to perhaps hosting my own blog again, with the obvious gains in flexibility and monetization.
Let’s just say that it was frustrating.
The most frustrating part was the permalink issue. All known and posted fixes failed to [...]
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- Tags: bugs, frustration, wordpress, wordpress 2.6
FeedBurner Feeds Back
In: Blogging
8 Dec 2006After a couple of days vacation, the FeedBurner feeds are back.
I bought the domain forwarding option from Wordpress.com (http://crazycanuck.org/), and then waited. I reactivated the feed at http://feeds.feedburner.com/crazycanuck this morning, and you can start using that again.
Rick Klau from FeedBurner left a comment last night, which prompted me to try again.
Hopefully things will remain stable [...]
Wordpress.com: BUILD A SKYPE WIDGET!
7 Dec 2006I do not want to host my own blog.
Even if I wanted to, Wordpress.com does not make it easy to export content. This, however, is a separate discussion.
Skype and Web 2.0 (I hate the term, but I am using it) are inextricably linked.
Wordpress and Web 2.0 are inextricably linked.
Wordpress.com hates Skype. It’s that simple.
According to [...]
FeedBurner Feeds Removed
2 Dec 2006Well, for some reason that I can’t determine, FeedBurner and my Wordpress.com feed stopped playing nicely this afternoon. And they won’t reload, because Wordpress.com wants to send all 1400+ articles in the database back to FeedBurner.
Sorry to do this to you all, but the FeedBurner feed is removed. Deleted.
Hope y’all switch to the Wordpress.com feed.
UPDATE: [...]
FeedBurner can’t find Crazy Canuck Feeds
In: Blogging| GrabPERF| Web Performance
1 Dec 2006Joe Kottke of FeedBurner sent me an e-mail to tell me that the measurement of my feed was throwing off their GrabPERF Stats.
Guess what? FeedBurner can’t find the Wordpress feeds at http://crazycanuck.wordpress.com/feed/, hence the disruption.
Likely you won’t read this until it’s fixed, if it’s fixed.
I love Fridays.
More Upgrades that Suck: Yahoo TV, Part 2
In: Life
30 Nov 2006Just went online and thought I would share the Yahoo TV comments so far.
Rushi’s Ramblings
Jason Blogs
Paul Kedrosky
Dave Winer
RowdyData
Oh, and my comments.
Yahoo, please give us an opt-out on this monstrosity. Or better yet, do a complete rollback.
Technorati Tags: Yahoo, Yahoo+TV, Bad+Design, Web+2.0, Bad+upgrade
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