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Regulus For Now
I guess its the part of me that thinks fondly of installing the pre-release BeOS on my PowerMacintosh 8500/120 back in 1996 that always brings me back to the Regulus WordPress theme by Binary Moon. It...
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WordPress’ Sexy Stats
WordPress (this blog’s host and content management system) announced a change to blog stats today. The big shift for quickly seeing traffic is a move from a point and line based graph to bars. I am a...
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Connecting Your WordPress Blog to Flickr for Easy Photo Blogging
As you may have noticed with my recent Flickr test post and short article about Jabba’s Throne, I have linked my WordPress Blog at dynamicsubspace.net to my Flickr account. Instructions for doing so...
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This is DynamicSubspace.net on Pilcrow Theme
I switched DynamicSubspace.net today to a new theme called Pilcrow. It is very customizable while maintaining a very clean and easy to read design. I will change the header later, but the books should...
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I Post Daily, and I Am Proud
Over at the WordPress.com, The Daily Post blog offers responses from other #postaday2011 participants here: Post a Day Participants Have Much to be Proud of. I think committing to a post a day has been...
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The Night of Spam
I am surprised by the level of spam that dynamicsubspace.net received last night. I usually get one or two spam messages per week that I have to moderate. It was for this reason a long time ago that I...
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Seventh Anniversary with WordPress.com
Happy Anniversary from WordPress.com! WordPress.com informed me today that it’s my seventh anniversary with their service and blogging platform. Seven years ago, I transitioned from a non-dynamic...
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Recovered Writing, PhD in English, Teaching College Writing, Assignment...
This is the fifty-second post in a series that I call, “Recovered Writing.” I am going through my personal archive of undergraduate and graduate school writing, recovering those essays I consider...
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