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Tag Archives: MySQL

Fixing Entries

3 June 2008 – 10:15 am

A recent visitor to the CB pointed out a problem on some of my older entries. It's something I was expecting to have to fix but got sidetracked and never got around to. Basically with the upgrade to WordPress 2.5.x, there are a couple of new settings in the wp_config.php file which have WordPress to [...]

By Mark | Posted in Quickie, WordPress | Also tagged Encoding, WordPress | Comments (0)

Convert from AMM to Now Reading

18 February 2007 – 2:00 pm

As part of my upgrading to the latest/greatest version of WordPress, I switched over to using the Now Reading plugin from AMM. I switched because development on AMM seems to have come to a complete halt and it was acting somewhat flaky prior to the upgrade. One of the big problems with switching [...]

By Mark | Posted in MySQL, WordPress | Also tagged Plugins, WebDev, WordPress | Comments (0)

MySQL Tips?

29 September 2006 – 2:23 pm

Nearly 2 months ago, I started a new job that requires I play with MySQL all day long. Mostly, I use MySQL's Query Browser (part of their GUI-Tools package). I was curious if any of my readers would happen to have favorite tips, tricks or sites related to MySQL? If so, please [...]

By Mark | Posted in MySQL | Also tagged tips | Comments (1)

Dang Computers

22 November 2005 – 1:00 am

I finished my evening in front of ye olde boob tube1 at 10 and was thinking about heading to bed early. I decided just before doing so I'd go read some email, maybe run CastPodder and grab some stuff to listen to at work. That was nearly two hours ago and I'm still [...]

By Mark | Posted in Computers, Software | Also tagged Books, Computers, con, email, linux, podcast, work | Comments (0)

WebKeyDesign Interviewed

28 July 2005 – 8:58 am

It's another long, boring day at work and so CoffeeBear.net is happy to bring you this interview with the man behind our webhost, WKD.
CB.net: Who is WebKeyDesign?
WKD: Essentially, it's just one person. Francisco Olaguez.
CB.net: What inspired you to start your own company?
WKD: At first it was boredom, because I felt that there was not [...]