My blogging has been light lately. Ya'll know that, so I'll stop insulting your intelligence now. There is a good reason for my inactivity – and no, I've not been […]
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Tag: Website Updates and Repairs
Please pardon our dust. – anonymous
DOS Attack on Webhost
If you stopped by here earlier and couldn't get through or an email you sent bounced, this is why: We apologize for any inconvenienice you may be experiencing. We are […]
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Back to Forum for Registered Users
I've had to return the forum to registered users only (registration is free, look on right menu). Unfortunately, a bunch of spammers were using it to peddle levitra over the […]
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Places I’ve Visited
Hanging out at the Outer Banks of North Carolina and planning my agenda for this week got me thinking about other places I've visited. I started to create a list of […]
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Links Repaired
Some of you may have noticed that links to individual posts were not working today. This is what happens when you upgrade your content management system and then summarily fail to click […]
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Forum Upgraded
I've upgraded my forum (on menu on the right) from Simpleboard to Joomlaboard. Hopefully this will eliminate the recurring hacker issue. Previously, I had to restrict use of the forum to […]
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WordPress Blog Entries Finally Imported
The long awaited import of my old WordPress blog entries has been accomplished. The imported entries are located in the "Imported from WordPress" category available under the "News and Blog Archives" link […]
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Ignore This Post – For Technorati Spider Only
Technorati Profile
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Website Update and Weblog Change
Recently, I redesigned my website (https://jameslandrith.com) in order to upgrade my non-blog content from static html pages into a database driven portal (Mambo). Since that project is mostly done (still […]
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Website Update and Weblog Change
Recently, I redesigned my website (https://jameslandrith.com/) in order to upgrade my non-blog content from static html pages into a database driven portal (Mambo). Since that project is mostly done (still […]
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