Month: June 2008
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For Your Eyesight
There are some other diets for better eyesight. Not only carrots. Try also bell peppers, broccoli, brussels sprouts, ostrich, turkey, sweet potatoes, spinach, wild salmon and sardines. (source)
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How's your wp-config.php file?
WordPress relies on wp-config.php file to connect to database. Here, there are some basic settings about our WordPress installation like database-related information and language interface. When we upgrade our WordPress installation to new release, we can have our WordPress blog running without problem, even without touching wp-config.php file. But, in some release, there are some…
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Set the order of WordPress Pages
Using WordPress, we can make non-post content easily. This non-post content is known as “Pages“. It is also easy to display the created pages, using wp_list_pages template tag. We can also manage the order of pages — when displayed in our blog — using sort_column argument inside wp_list_pages. For some people, it should be easy.…
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Google Mail Sending Limit
I have been using Google email service for long time and have a good experience. I feel no limitations about this service. But, does it have limitation-free service? It seems it doesn’t. There is a limitation about sending email using Google email service. In an effort to fight spam and prevent abuse, Google will temporarily…
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Mainstream news and blogs
In other words, in five years, will mainstream news sites essentially be collections of individual writer blogs tied together mainly with section indexes and cross-linking? — Mike Davidson
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XML Sitemaps and All in One SEO Pack for WordPress
XML Sitemaps are available for WordPress.com-powered blogs. What all WordPress.com users need to do to get this feature? Well.. nothing. It’s already done automagically. (source) All in One SEO Pack is not dead. Right now, it is compatilble with the latest stable release of WordPress (WP 2.5.1). If you heard about the news that it…
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TimesPeople from The New York Times
The New York Times launches a new feature called TimesPeople. It’s a social network for Times readers — and it’s still in beta. Here, we can share interesting news found at NYTimes.com with other users. If we think that other people should find out about articles, comments or any other news at NYTimes, we can…
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Hello Firefox 3.0 Final
I am downloading Firefox 3.0 Final right now. When I check http://getfirefox.com/ I could not find the download link for Firefox 3.0, it is still Firefox 2.0.014. Luckily, Spreadfirefox already provided the link. Get it while it’s hot.
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The A.P. Guidelines for Blogs
The Associated Press to Set Guidelines for Using Its Articles in Blogs. (via Benny Chandra)
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Some Opera Features I Don't Use
Even Opera offeres many features to get the most from a web browser, I do not use all of them on my daily basis. Sometime, I do not use them at all. This is similar to other technologies like mobile phone. There are many features, but usually, we do not use them all even they’re…
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WordPress Upgrade: 1.5.2 to 2.5.1
Yesterday, I helped my client to upgrade some of her WordPress-powered blogs. When I ugpraded WordPress — mine, friends’ or clients’, I found it very easy; and the process run smoothly. The only difference — when I updated my client’s — was that it was a big-jump upgrades: from WordPress 1.5.2 to 2.5.1. I used…
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Dokter dan Kunjungan Resmi Pejabat
Tentang dokter dan kunjungan resmi pejabat Resminya memang ada dua dokter yang bertugas di Puskesmas Enggano. Nyatanya mereka tidak pernah bertugas melayani masyarakat kami. Hanya sekali mereka hadir waktu ada kunjungan resmi pejabat dari pusat
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Feedburner Subscriber Comparison Tool
Using Feedburner, we can find out easily about how many subscribers we have. Not only that, Feedburner can also help us handling the bandwdith usage caused by our feeds. There is a service called Feed Compare. It’s a service to compare number of feed subscribers. This online tool can be used easily. Just provide the…