Of the Making of Books…

April 5, 2010

I’ve been read­ing a lot lately. More than usual. Perhaps even more than ever, except per­haps the month or two after I received the canon of James W. Knox. Notable, though, is that more than ever in the past nine years of faith, I am read­ing books not because I know I’m going to agree with just about every […]

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Hello, World.

March 29, 2010

Nine years ago, I was bap­tized, cast­ing off my old life and start­ing out on a life which I’ve been stum­bling through ever since. Throughout the years, web­sites I have worked upon have come & gone. I’ve met a lot of nice peo­ple; I’ve regret­fully made ene­mies with oth­ers. And along the way, I’ve learned a lot. Whereas I was once a staunch […]

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About

March 29, 2010

This is an exam­ple of a WordPress page, you could edit this to put infor­ma­tion about your­self or your site so read­ers know where you are com­ing from. You can cre­ate as many pages like this one or sub-​​​​pages as you like and man­age all of your con­tent inside of WordPress.

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Thesis and WordPress 2.9

January 6, 2010

If you use the Thesis theme frame­work, then you should have noticed no neg­a­tive side effects after upgrad­ing to WordPress 2.9 (or 2.9.1). The only issue that I have found is that WordPress now has basic canon­i­cal URL han­dling. Why is that an issue? Thesis has had more com­plete canon­i­cal address han­dling for quite some time now, pretty […]

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Two Plugin Ideas for the Christian Blogging Community

January 6, 2010

I’ve had an idea in mind for a WordPress plu­gin for quite some time, and I’ve tried a few times to code it myself  —  or mod­ify exist­ing plu­g­ins to get some of the func­tion­al­ity that I want. Today, the idea came back to me in an expanded form. I believe that the plu­gin would be a huge ben­e­fit to anyone […]

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The Future of Thesis OpenHook

December 15, 2009

I finally upgraded KingdomGeek to Thesis 1.6  —  I’m rather late to the game, which might sur­prise some of you. Truth is, I’m no longer much involved with Thesis at all, for a vari­ety of rea­sons which I don’t really care to go into at this point. However, I still have the OpenHook plu­gin, which I’m not about to aban­don. I have […]

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Food for Comments!

December 11, 2009

For the next ~2 weeks, my wife Alicia will be donat­ing one can of food to a local food bank for every com­ment she receives on the site. It doesn’t mat­ter which post you com­ment on, spam still doesn’t count (I delete all that on site), but at the same time we’re not really grad­ing on […]

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Borderlands for Playstation 3 Reviewed

November 16, 2009

It isn’t often enough that a video game com­pletely catches my atten­tion, sap­ping away days at a time while I ven­ture through the game’s world, quest­ing toward the cli­max. The num­ber of such games likely barely scrapes a dozen, but I am pleased to be able to add yet another to that total: Borderlands. I hadn’t heard much about the game prior […]

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Open Source GPS Data: Navigation By and For the People

November 11, 2009

On the way up to Ft. Wayne to take my brother home yes­ter­day, I came up with* the idea of open-​​​​sourced nav­i­ga­tion. Half a decade or more ago, I was a huge fan of Microsoft Streets & Trips. Streets & Trips, unlike any other nav­i­ga­tion tool I’ve ever used, had one fea­ture to rule them all: up-​​​​to-​​​​date detour/​​construction information.

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Now Playing: World of Warcraft

November 4, 2009

If any of you are crazy enough to be play­ing World of Warcraft and you just hap­pen to be play­ing on the Rexxar server, feel free to add me to your friends list. My avatar’s name is Asohka (what? an admis­sion that I named a char­ac­ter after a Star Wars char­ac­ter in a post that fol­lows a rant about the […]

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