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10.03.07

“Fixing” Wordpress Search
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Cut from my post on this "Page Searching examples" thread on the wp-hacker's list and a continuation of Jared and my conversation on a previous post. Here's what I propose, knowing it's most likely not going to happen but it will alleviate: user expectation, not bloat the core with "unnecessary" options and more importantly the patch [I assume] will only be a few lines of code: Let's have Wordpress' default search include: * Posts * Pages * Tags * Meta fields * Attachment Fields (title and description) ...this is what I strongly believe the author expects search results are pulled from. THEN, Have the community (maybe me) create a plugin that will provide options ...
09.23.07

One of the most annoying things: when I spend time…
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One of the most annoying things: when I spend time writing an e-mail that gets overlooked so much s0 that recipient eventually asks the very question that had been answered in the previous email. Whether it's certain mail programs fault for not threading conversations or short attention spans or just laziness, STOP IT. [Link] (0)SHARETHIS.addEntry({ title: "One of the most annoying things: when I spend time…", url: "http://dancameron.org/pownce/one-of-the-most-annoying-things-when-i-spend-time" });
07.18.07

Linux Action Show hates freedom me
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Yesterday I e-mailed TLAS about the conversation happening over on one of my posts. Without entirely reading the entire post they noticed a "mac fan" was criticizing them for their stance on Apple and how it clearly biased their Apple news reporting. Chris responded with, Mac fanboys are all trolls, and well, I try not to feed the trolls. He is obviously feeling insecure about his "Mac faith" so he needs to attack us to rally the troops so that they can reassure him that his Mac life style is worth basing his entire self worth around it. The sad part is I feel sympathy ...
06.03.07

Spinvox
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I've used a couple managed voicemail providers in the last few months. My first provider was callwave which sent me my voicemails as MP3 through email and just like any voicemail added the ability to call in and hear the voicemail from your phone in a queue. A month or two ago I started using Spinvox after a hearing it briefly on a forgotten tech podcast. It provides voicemail like any other service with a call in queue but where callwave sends you an audio file through email it converts the voicemail to text and emails me. The result is ...
05.27.07

Google Apps
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I might as well complete my planned post about Google apps since a conversation is about to start. I've been in the transition of using Google Apps for the last few weeks for a trial review. Next week I'll need to decide whether to keep my apps account or stick with the free apps that I'm so dependent on. Since the my reasoning for using Google apps is solely based on my use of e-mail and the guaranteed uptime and support I can't say anything more about the additional features that I plan to never use (start page, talk, etc.). Although I ...
04.07.07

Apple TV
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After just a few days of using the Apple TV I'm thoroughly impressed. The major reason I purchased the Apple TV was because of all the hacking that's been going on and with Apple practically saying, "it's your box do what you will" we can expect some more great hacks, if running full OS X wasn't enough. I had planned at least to install some Xvid/divX playback through a very simple hack but involves cracking the case open. Instead of jumping right into doing that I've instead planned to just use it as intended. I already live out of iTunes so ...

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