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Monthly Archives: January 2006
ChatterEmail Developer Blog
My favorite Palm app these days is ChatterEmail. It’s a top-notch email client for PalmOS. What I love most about it is that it plays incredibly well with IMAP. It works well with my IMAP store, which has a couple … Continue reading
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MacBook Pro or Last Year’s Model?
Derrick has a great post that sums up my feelings about whether it’s time to buy a new Mac notebook: buy what you need when it’s available. I’ve been growing unhappy with my 12″ PowerBook, which is still pretty new, … Continue reading
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Muzine #21 PDF Now Available
The AS220 Broad Street Studio has made the 36-page Muzine #21 available as a 5.5 MB PDF. The Muzine is “The Uncensored Voice of Rhode Island Youth”. Inside, you’ll find poetry, photographs, drawings, and writing, including a reaction to the … Continue reading
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PSP Hacks on its Way
As C.K. found out, PSP Hacks is in print, and it won’t be long before it’s in a bookstore near you. Check out the, uh, Sample hacks to read all about the cool ways you can mess with your PSP. … Continue reading
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Unison and Custom Folder Icons in Windows
One thing I love about my Mac is the ability to set the color of a folder. I’m in the habit of naming folders for various stages of my workflow: CE (copyedit), QC1 (first set of galleys), and QC2 (second … Continue reading
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Moving to WordPress, Part IV: Categories
The next problem was the categorization of my posts. I had hundreds of posts, and they picked up the blosxom categories like /Development/XML. But I wanted tags, instead. I also wanted to cut down on the number of tags I … Continue reading
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Moving to WordPress, Part III: Importing
The next thing I had to tackle was to import all my blosxom entries into WordPress. I used the RSS Import feature with the entries that were in my feed, but I had a couple problems: There was some weird … Continue reading
Moving to WordPress, Part II: DNS
Way back when, I registered jepstone.net with Network Solutions. It used to be kind of tricky to deal with them: I remember having to fax a lot of stuff at one point to make some changes. It’s a bit easier … Continue reading
Moving to WordPress, Part I
Yesterday, I got it in my head that I’ve be happy moving my blogging over to the free hosting at wordpress.com, and it didn’t work out so well, since I tripped over a bug that confused me. It was fixed … Continue reading
I’ve Moved
If you’re seeing this, then you’ve found my new WordPress blog. In theory, the old links should still work. I’ve switched over to Yahoo! Small Business Web Hosting, and while it’s unusual, I’m finding a way to do what I … Continue reading
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