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WordPress Tagging

by Andrew Flanagan on October 5, 2007 with No Comments

I just upgraded to WordPress 2.3 which supports tagging natively. There’s a new spot under the Edit window where you can enter tags. I’m lazy though so I’d like it if it could present me with a list of my … Read More

Actual Events, Geekiness, MetaData organization, php, scripts, wordpress

Update…?

by Andrew Flanagan on September 14, 2006 with 1 Comment

No entries in a long time. Over a month. Part of the problem is that I tend to oscillate between writing stuff (in a blog type format) and actually DOING things like playing with new code or applications. In order … Read More

Actual Events, MetaData

This Page Left Intentionally Blank

by Andrew Flanagan on July 10, 2006 with No Comments

Ho hum — back in D.C. for business. Hopefully this week is more productive than last — I really don’t feel I got much done this last week. Not too much new here. This post is basically useless. I have … Read More

Actual Events, MetaData, Somewhat Random

Blogging (a “metapost”)

by Andrew Flanagan on June 8, 2006 with 1 Comment

This entry is about blogging. I’m annoyed because I use this blog far less often than I thought I would or than others expect me to. It’s not very much fun to visit someone’s website that talks about things if … Read More

MetaData, Ranting & Ravings, Somewhat Random

New Look

by Andrew Flanagan on March 13, 2006 with 2 Comments

I’ve upgraded (downgraded…?) to WordPress. It’s a lot more customizable and it’s actually a pretty easy to use interface. The site definitely looks different now. I’m not loving it currently. So begins the hunt for a theme. Or maybe I … Read More

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Rehosting

by Andrew Flanagan on March 4, 2006 with No Comments

This sites now hosted on my very own virtual dedicated server. The performance so far has been great and it’s nice to be able to tweak virtually anything. It’s kind of still like renting and you can get in trouble … Read More

Geekiness, MetaData