Archive for January, 2008
From: Liberating Minds, where I post regularly…
Laird wrote:
I’m not sure if all the folks on the board agree with me on this, but I don’t like his whole business of being anti-social towards people with wrong or confused political views (you know, statists). Instead of showing them towards the light, we should shun them? Hmm, [...]
Filed under: AnCap, Libertarian, Philosophy, Psychology | 3 Comments
Tags: empathy, FDR, isolationism, LiMi, Molyneux, understanding
Blog Client Testing … move along
Weeha.Inline image go…
There.
Filed under: blogging | Leave a Comment
The hunt for the best WordPress blog client continues! An update to this post:
Dan from idano commented on his more recent blog client solutions in the comments for this entry:
Dan From idano.net here…
Since I wrote that post that you linked to I discovered Windows Live Writer which is the best blog client I have found. [...]
Filed under: blogging, writing | 7 Comments
Tags: blog client, blog client reviews, blogging, webblog client
Discussion of the internet as metaphor for anarcho-capitalism, and also, quite incidentally, Joomla 1.5 Stable’s release today! I continue to document my progress in website design, planning, and implementation, and take a break to discuss anarchy.
I seem to have chosen well: Joomla 1.0.x vs. Joomla 1.5.x was a [...]
Filed under: AnCap, Libertarian, Philosophy, Website Development | Leave a Comment
Tags: anarcho capitalism, anarchy, anarchy theory, joomla, Joomla 1.5, net economics, opensource, request for partner, the net, web design, web development, web host
Ho ho ho. That was fun. Let me boil things down to make a Joomla install hassle free on your virginal Bluehost web space:
Get your fresh hot copy of Joomla. Upload to your site’s public_html folder (or www).
Get your Bluehost side of things prepared:
Use cPanel to go to PHP config. Install a [...]
Filed under: Website Development | 9 Comments
Tags: bluehost, CMS, joomla, mySQL, php config, php.ini, web host, website architecture, website design
My whole family, and many of my friends, are photographers of one sort or another. So I really want to provide the best solution on my website. Should I integrate an off site service like Flickr, or host everything on site?
I did a bit of research (one good article here). I read about Coppermine, [...]
Filed under: Website Development | 4 Comments
Tags: design, Flickr, gallery2, modem, photo hosting, photography, piggybacking
So I’ve got my web host, am familiar with the cPanel, have practiced uploading and manipulating files on the host, and I’ve gotten WordPress installed (though I have yet to move this blog over). Now what?
Well, I have three things to do, one of which I really should have done more [...]
Filed under: Website Development | 2 Comments
Tags: bluehost, CMS, cPanel, gallery2, joomla, web host, website architecture, website design, wordpress
Website Building 101 Links
An evolving post of many of the links I’m using to inspire and build a new website / blog host / forum / tech services place. Some del.icio.us tags I’m using to keep track: dreamweaver apache gallery2 webdesign webinspiration webtool mysite webdesign
I’ll be moving this blog soon to my new domain: freact.com
This means setting [...]
Filed under: Website Development | 1 Comment
Tags: apache, bluehost, dreamweaver, gallery2, linkdump, mysite, webdesign, webinspiration, webtool
This post will kick off a series of posts on website development, blogging, and my career as a “freelance pc consultant” (read: computer-guy). Today’s topic: How to find a Domain for your website. “www.f*c*me.com” seems to be taken, so now what?
Now we go to a domain search. I found a fun one today called [...]
Filed under: Website Development | 2 Comments
Tags: domain, expired domains, find a domain, free domain names, tech, web fun, Website Development
Sociology finished in 3 words.
From a Liberating Minds discussion on “Sociology: What’s it Good For?“
Response and Intro: Some of you may get this. Others will see it as ludicrous. I don’t care!
Let me debunk sociology in three words:
Groups don’t exist.
I’ll be signing autographs after the lecture. Thanks you very much…
I think I first really realized this with the advent [...]
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Tags: chaos theory, debunk, groups, humor, LiMi, Philosophy, sociology
