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Followup to my post yesterday about WordPress, me, and insufficient delight. I mentioned that my editor fonts look crappy. I noticed that as of version 4.6, the dashboard is supposed to take “advantage of the fonts you already have, making it load faster and letting you feel more at home on whatever device you use.” […]
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I’ve switched blog engines from WordPress to Middleman (a static website engine) and back to WordPress, with various other static engine experiments in between. I switched back to WordPress, on a premium subscription, because WordPress started supporting markdown, which I like, and because WordPress is open source software (with open source comments support), which I […]
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I’ve been sort of trying to get blogging again on WordPress lately, and as part of that, I’ve been paying more attention to the blogs I’m following using the WordPress Reader function. Recently, on Om Malik’s blog, I saw this item, pointing to the blog of photographer Eric Kim: I clicked because I’ve been thinking […]
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For the past few years, the only posts I’ve written in this blog have been about this blog, and this post is no different. I make up for it in lack of volume: I’m averaging about one post a year. Two years ago, I wrote about how I’d finally (almost) gotten my static blog all […]
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The OpenShift Origin LiveCD will have you up and running with the code that backs Red Hat’s PaaS in a flash, but installing the LiveCD to your hard drive requires a few workaround steps. [UPDATE: Check out wiki-fied, updated version of this howto at the OpenShift Origin community site.] Today, Red Hat delivered on its […]
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I read that Red Hat’s OpenShift now supports custom domain names, so I thought I’d give the service’s WordPress Example a go. Getting my blog set up here was crazily simple to do…
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this post is way out of date, it’s gotten much easier to run wordpress on openshift express This morning I installed this WordPress blog on Red Hat’s free Platform as a Service offering, OpenShift Express. Here’s how I did it:
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