Tag: "silly stuff"
When a WordPress plugin for foreclosures is released, you know it’s a recession
I always think I've seen everything, until something even crazier comes along. Foreclosure.com, a site that lists nationwide foreclosure data, has released a WordPress plugin that adds foreclosure listings to their Web sites. The WordPress Foreclosure Listings Plugin delivers a complete real estate search and navigation environment quickly and easily by ... View PostHappy 5th Birthday WordPress!
Our little baby is turning 5! WordPress has come a long way in five years, from a little snippet of code to a full fledged blogging and CMS system!
Yes, WordPress is going into kindergarten, and boy it's come a ...
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Like Obama? Get your Probama WordPress Theme
This has got to take the cake: now all those die-hard Obama supporters can get their very own, free, beautiful Probama WordPress theme, thanks to Darren Hoyt and his pals at Category 4.... View PostGoogle trends on WordPress, Movable Type and Joomla
Trends are fun and fascinating, both online and off. I came across Google Trends a while ago, but I never used it. So recently I decided to see how WordPress measures up against its competition. First, I compared WordPress to what I figure is its most direct competitor: Movable ... View PostHave a nice steaming mug of…WordPress
If you're a true WordPress fan, you've already got your WordPress hoodie which is keeping you toasty on these cold winter days. But alas, a very important part of your life, your daily cup o' joe, is being encased by a generic mug with no meaning. Well, those drinking-coffee-in-generic-mug days ... View PostFind out how much your domain and site are worth with dnScoop.com
I think that dnScoop.com is more of a vanity tool than something really useful, but it’s fun anyways. According to the dnscoop.com About page, “dnScoop.com attempts to estimate a value for an established website or a domain name by using factors such as:
- Links pointing to the domain
- Popularity
Thank you to my readers!
As many of you may know, writing a blog on a regular basis can be challenging. On the one hand, the stats and feed statistics tell you that people are reading, but on the other hand, you can sometimes feel like you're shouting out into the darkness, and you're not sure that anyone is ... View PostCould it be that WordPress would like us to vote for them in the Crunchies?
It seems, but I'm not 100% sure, that the guys at WordPress might want us to vote for them in the Crunchies. At least, I think that's what the big banner at the top of every page on WordPress.org with the word "Crunchies" in huge letters ... View PostOffset your blog’s emissions with CO2Stats WordPress plugin
It seems like this WordPress plugin is not a joke, although it took me a while to figure that out. CO2Stats claims it will detect how much electricity is being used to power your site, and "offset" the emissions by investing in renewable energy projects. Who pays for these investments?Our... View Post
