Posted by Michael Perlman on June 26th, 2007 in Blogging, Internet, My Sites, Web Development, Web Site Tools, WordPress
Previously, I briefly illustrated how using a home.php file can allow you to build a custom layout to your WordPress blog’s home page. However, I didn’t really document it well enough for the casual WP user to implement by himself. For the unknowing of my readers, here is a guide to using my (really Rudd-O’s) […]
Posted by Michael Perlman on June 12th, 2007 in Reviews
Today’s ever-digitalized world is using ever-increasing amounts of storage. Once I downloaded the Adobe Premiere CS3 preview / beta, I really discovered this for my self, and followed up on that with a copy of VMware Server (which I run Ubuntu Linux in). Turns out my measly (relatively) 80 GB internal SATA drive just isn’t […]
Posted by Michael Perlman on June 12th, 2007 in Blogging
According to some friendly message present within a part of the Askimet interface, comments that you mark as spam will be submitted to the free service to help make it better. Most people don’t realize, however, that when they click the Recheck Queue for Spam link in the Moderate Comments screen, they are most likely […]
Posted by Michael Perlman on June 12th, 2007 in School
The time of year has come - my first NYS Regents exam will be administered tomorrow. This year I am taking the Global History, Comprehensive Hebrew (as a language), and Chemistry / Physical Setting tests. Overall I don’t feel too prepared for any of them. However, as my dad says:
If you aim low, you will […]