Posts Tagged ‘website’

As you may have noticed by now the blog recently (like 5 minutes ago) got a new face, which I hope pleases all current readers and new-comers. In addition, the new interface should provide a more useful access to the information provided here, as well as a log to the Authors' twitter accounts, which brings me to ... Full story

Crisis alert! I had some problems today with my main internet provider that made the servers go down and only now I had the time to reconfigurate the DNS server to point to the backup connection (I know, I have to be more prepared next time!) Anyway, sorry... PS: The website will probably run a bit slower until the main connection comes back up, which I hope ... Full story

Well, today I woke up and thought I'd write about some recent news in my life like, for example, a new car... I was pretty excited until I opened my homepage and found out that it was all messed up! The theme I used was K2 and, for no apparent reason (no updates) it messed up my website structure... I updated to a more recent version ... Full story

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I'm not that big on comic books... I find webcomics more interesting, specially since they're free for everyone to enjoy and because, for most of the times, the work is more true to the artist behind it. A person who dedicates his time to develop web comic that doesn't go through any kind of corporate censorship or any of the bullshit that book-comics ... Full story

I'm not a big iPhone / iPod fan... I mean, they're cute and all, but I keep seeing it as apple fanboy material, and the technologies included, apart from the multi-touch screen, aren't all that fancy, when compared to other devices... Anyway, this was something that had to be shared... I mean, ordering room ... Full story

FoodFeed seems to be quite popular... I even saw some people from Portugal describing their daily eating routines. For those who don't know about it, FoodFeed is a twitter-like website that allows people to post short messages to their followers. Anyone else finding this service a bit redundant and, well, pointless? I mean, even I have a twitter account and it's kind of fun... but, a ... Full story

If you don't know the answer to this question, you probably never actually accessed your router's admin website, which isn't necessarily bad, unless you have a wireless router and no one actually set it up in the first place. This means your router doesn't have a password and anyone can access your network! Well, I'm writing this because I stumbled ... Full story