One of my most popular entries here is Non .com Cool Domain Names, where I go through 249 top level domains (from .ac to .zw) to suggest fun or interesting "domain hacks", such as the seminal del.icio.us that sort of popularized the concept. The dot asia gold rush recently started and people can now register .asia domain names. Want a…
Yet another minor update for Who Sees Ads which was requested by people using popularish and conflicting plugins: ImageManager and WP-Contact-Form. Current version of Who Sees Ads, 1.2.2, adds support for WP-Contact-Form's terrible code. I hate to say this and I mean no offense to Ryan who wrote the plugin, but the code is really pretty bad and is likely…
How are ads served on wordpress.com? To new visitors, depending on some factors and contexts… Photomatt gives details, and compares the features on wordpress.com with the one I coded for my plugin Who Sees Ads. How great is that ? :) (via)
Eh! Winners of the World Beard & Moustache Championships 2007 look really great :)
I've updated Who Sees Ads (you know, the Ultimate Ad Management Plugin:) to fix a javascript error under WordPress 2.3 which would prevent the menu from working. Latest is now Who Sees Ads 1.2.1. Get your copy !
My Grammer is Gooder. I like the diverted nazi propaganda style (I dig propaganda style in general) (via Adii)
I just noticed that delicious.com redirects to del.icio.us. Handy for those who never remember where the dots are.
Anyone can notify about bugs in WordPress using Trac, where also anyone can submit patches to fix them. When someone actually submits a patch which is later on approved by head developers and included in WordPress' core, the changelog contains a tiny credit to them: "props Joti" for example (props meaning something like thanks, yeepee, kudos, or respect). Do you…
Thanks to a lot of very positive feedback and very interesting suggestions, I've updated the uberawesome Who Sees Ads plugin with even more uberawesome features and improvements.
Top 30 Countries for Broadband Internet Access. Japan, Korea, Finland, Sweden & France have the fastest connexions. Interestingly, the fattest average bandwidth, the cheaper it gets: graphs for average bandwidth and average prices are almost exactly inverted.