Monthly Archives: October 2009

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How to Display HTML Code in Blog Comments

Published on: October 28, 2009 in Blogging and has 3 Comments

HTML Code

You can easily display HTML code in a blog comment you leave on a blog. Unfortunately, it does require some minor changes to the HTML before you write it to the comment as regular HTML tags won’t usually be displayed properly, mainly due to security concerns. When someone would like clarification about a particular piece [...]

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Tips for Taking Tack-Sharp Digital Photos

Published on: October 21, 2009 in Cameras, Photos and has 3 Comments

Tack Sharp

It has been a while since I have written a post regarding digital cameras. Since that time I have been learning more about digital cameras, especially on apertures and shutter speeds. While I am enjoying the learning process the one element that I have also been focusing on is taking tack-sharp photos. For the most [...]

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New WordPress Theme – Slow Performance

Published on: October 16, 2009 in Blogging, Wordpress and has 6 Comments

Wordpress Logo

Well I did it again. Not being happy with my last theme, I decided to start a new theme from scratch. The good news was that I was able to reuse some of the PHP code from the last theme, so I saved some typing. I’m happy with how this theme turned out, so I’ll [...]

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Play Classic Games on Your PC

Published on: October 14, 2009 in Software and has 5 Comments

I am a child of the eighties, and grew up playing many of the early computer games. The games were smaller and simpler back then, and at times, you had to manage everything on your computer, including disk space usage and conventional memory. I started on a 8088 with 20 MB of disk space and [...]

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What Makes a Great Backup Plan?

Published on: October 7, 2009 in Data Backup, Security and has 3 Comments

Drive Backup

It has been a little while since I have talked about data backup. I like to bring up this subject once in a while since I think it is important for everyone to understand. If you have taken many digital photos, collect your family genealogy information, or have written many work/school assignments then you probably [...]

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