- Understanding Thailand Politics
- Ray Ozzie: by Steven Levy
- Kitchen Installed
- A Hole in the Wall
- Bathroom: Ready for Rendering
- Private Angus Hodge
- Hodge Family History Update
- Kitchen Destruction
- “It’s Not a Sad Time”
- Field Marshal Melchett
- A Pragmatic Proposal: ISP Filters
- Edna Dutschke
- Steve Ballmer at CEDA 7th November 2008
- Liam and and I at Barcamp Sydney 4
- Bathroom Renovation: The Destruction
- USofA… just when I about to love you again
- Microformat hCard
- Tech support. Yes, this is so close to reality
- Adobe InDesign CS4 Oddity
- Live Mesh: MacOS, Windows Mobile
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« Previous EntriesSite Design Temporarily Reset
Monday, March 12th, 2007Time to upgrade to the latest Wordpress. Time to remove many old plugins that were causing nastiness. A better designed theme will return, soon. For those reading through RSS, ignore this post.
Some other things are going a bit haywire. In the midst of fixing this now. I must admit I feel better on Wordpress 2.1.2.
The [...]
Interesting Historical Statistics
Tuesday, August 8th, 2006As a part of the transition of my blog entries from the old PHP-based Mungenetengine to PHP-based Wordpress I've needed to categorize and title my older posts.
It has been interesting noting certain milestones:
Total blog posts: 371Which totals 5.6 posts per month, on average over the last 5.5 years.
Started Weblogging: January 20005.5 years of blogging, more [...]
Site Design Changed
Monday, May 15th, 2006The base design of www.nickhodge.com has changed. More work with the changed URLs from last week, plus a new image courtesy Mark Szulc taken at Kare Kare, NZ. Worked on the CSS; using a three column liquid layout. Any errors, or misrenderings. Just email.
Update, 16th June 2006: fixed issues with CSS when being browsed [...]
URLs have Changed
Friday, May 12th, 2006Thanks to an email from Ola, and some research; I've taken the liberty to change the URL format on www.nickhodge.com. Using a posting on Modrewrite Forums: Complicated .htaccess, it was a simple matter and 15 lines of Modrewrite for Apache, we're off!
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JPEG2000 and Photoshop CS2
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JPEG2000 and Photoshop CS2
Tuesday, June 28th, 2005JPEG2000 and JPF Files: What, When, and How (JPEG2000 support in Photoshop CS2)
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photo blog experiment
Sunday, June 26th, 2005To the right of the front page of www.nickhodge.com is a quick experiment: the Photo Blog Experiment. Now that MMS is working from my Sony-Ericsson phone, I can email to a special process running on this web server. The photo is de-attached and inserted into the database. Within 5 minutes of taking a photo, it [...]
Wow
Saturday, March 12th, 2005Newsgator to Mungenetengine via Metaweblog API
To explain the previous post. As I "live" in Outlook 2003, and finding less and less time to browse web sites, I've invested in Newsgator. Version 2.0 has this useful "blog" posting feature that was too good to leave alone. There is a plugin mechanism to Newsgator; and I've installed [...]
InDesign Plugins
Friday, July 2nd, 2004Thanks Andrew for spotting this: For InDesign 2.0 and CS: MultiDo: To celebrate the launch of EasyCatalog, we are offering a free plug-in that allows you to perform multiple undo or redo operations in one step using new undo multiple and redo multiple menu options. The menu will dynamically update to reflect the 100 most [...]
60th Anniversary of D-Day
Sunday, June 6th, 200460th Anniversary of the D-Day Landings. You've probably seen the deservedly saturation coverage on the TV news. Sadly, the 60th is probably the last major anniversary that the veterans will experience. As Stephen Ambrose has said, this generation was probably the greatest.
To give D-Day an Australian flavour: we did have sailors and airman who served [...]
April 2004 Europe
Thursday, April 1st, 2004Within the short period of 70 days, I visit at least 7 cities in Asia and Europe. This is a special textlog and imagelog of the experience.
70 Days, 7 Countries
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