Tag: domain

Moving a WordPress-powered site to another domain: The Permalink

May 11, 2011

Yesterday, I needed to move a self-hosted WordPress site to another domain. The process was easy because it’s like copying all files, edit the configuration file and editing internal links in all posts. All process only took less than 15 minutes. But, that’s not the only thing. One of the important things needed is to…
Nokia Funaholic Icon Search

December 13, 2010

Following Nokia Indonesia’s Eksismeter campaign, there is now Nokia Funaholic Icon Search. This is all about finding an icon for Nokia E5. This Funaholic Icon Search will find three real person that represents three characters: Antonio (the super exist), Daisy (the music lover) and Kareem (the super busy guy). The mechanism is similar with the…
Ovi Maps Now with Some Improvements: Short URL and Share Location

September 10, 2010

One of the things I did after I lost my phone was to synchronize some of phone data between my Nokia 5800 XM and E72. Actually, I only keep my contact and maps. About map, I use Ovi Maps provided by Nokia (see also: Yahoo Maps powered by Ovi Maps) After I added a location…
Microsoft and me (for a beautiful web)

September 7, 2010

Today I learned that Microsoft have launched a beautyoftheweb.com site to promote Internet Explorer 9. The site’s tagline asks visitors to “Get ready for a more beautiful web”. Microsoft registered their domain name on 28th July 2010 and the URL and tagline are too close to mine to be mere coincidences. Common sense and gut…
How to Merge Two Blogs Using WordPress 3.0 Multi-Site Feature

July 11, 2010

Now, WordPress installation in this domain (orangescale.com) powers my other blog — in Bahasa Indonesia, using WordPress 3.0 Multi-Site feature. I decided to use this method so that I don’t have to manage two separated WordPress installation. In short: orangescale.com and thomas.or.id are now using a single WordPress installation, using orangescale.com as the primary blog.…
Some Notes About Enabling Multi-Site option in WordPress 3.0

July 10, 2010

After upgrading my blog using WordPress 3.0, I was thinking of taking the opportunity to have the multi-site option. Previously, I played with WordPress Multi User. So, I think it would something I’m familiar with. If you’re not familiar with WordPress 3.0 features, you can check WordPress Codex first. You can find lots of useful…
Google Calendar has a new look!

May 19, 2010

I’m using Google Calendar, but not under my Gmail account. I use it under Google Apps service. Right now, if you use use Google Calendar under Gmail account, you should have a new look. After signing-in, I was greeted with this message: We’ve updated Google Calendar to make it more consistent with other Google Apps.…
The Geocities-izer

May 3, 2010

I have to blame @snydez for his tweet about Geocities-izer. Because I also used Geocities when I jumped into website creation. Did I have websites hosted at Geocities? I did. Who didn’t? :D Yahoo! closed Geocities last year, on October 26. I just find out also that Geocities was the third most visited website back…
Videoblog. Again.

April 27, 2010

With my friend, I decided to create a new videoblog. Previously, I had one at orangebox.tv, but since I was busy and almost had no time to maintain it, I left the domain expired. Now, it has a new domain name, with a new concept. I will not talk about technology or other geeky stuff.…
Capture and Share from Mobile Devices

December 19, 2009

Now, I want to introduce another Posterous-powered blog. This time, there are more than one author — well, only two anyway. It’s called Capture and Share. I created this blog as a place to put my — and Lala — mobile streams. All posts in this blog are created using mobile devices (Nokia N78 and…
Google Mail Labs: Inserting images

December 9, 2009

I just enabled one of Google Mail Labs features. It’s “Inserting images” feature. What is it? Allows you to insert images into a message body. You can upload and insert image files in your computer, or insert images by URLs. This lab will not work if you have offline enabled. If you’re using Google Mail…
10 Reasons Why I Love Posterous

October 14, 2009

After using Posterous in the last few weeks more frequenlty, I feel that I like it more than before. It feels right. These are 10 reasons why I like Posterous — and why you should love it, too. 1. Email-friendly, of course One of the internet feature I regularly check is email inbox. Sometime, I…
Using CloudBerry Explorer to Manage Amazon S3 Account

September 24, 2009

In my previous post, I mentioned an Amazon S3 tool called CloudBerry S3 Explorer. I also have S3Fox organizer addon installed. I use them both, and I feel that I’m more comfortable with CloudBerry Explorer. CloudBerry Explorer makes managing files in Amazon S3 storage EASY. By providing a user interface to Amazon S3 accounts, files,…
Dear Yahoo! Meme, I think…

September 14, 2009

When I heard about Yahoo! Meme and looked its website, in brief I was thinking about tumblelog. Seriuosly, I couldn’t fine any new features, compared to similar service like Tumblr (my Tumblr) or Posterous (my Posterous page). That was before I got a chance to try Yahoo! Meme. Yahoo! describes Yahoo! Meme as “where you…
Haikumattic

July 15, 2009

I think I like the concept behind new Automattic’s website. The products and descriptions are haiku-powered. This is how they explain about WordPress.com service: Hassle-free blogging Even with your own domain Freemium model About Akismet: Remember the days Innocent inboxes gleam Be spam-free again. For complele list, go to Automattic’s site.