Hi everyone! My name is Daniel Pataki and I am honored and excited to be able to introduce myself as a guest poster for the awesome gHacks.
I am a 22 year old hyperactive guy, who never seems to want to stop (sleep be damned!). My main interests are playing guitar and singing, I’ve been doing [...]
- Author: Daniel Pataki
- Published: Nov 29th, 2007
- Comments: 6
Hello from a new guest blogger
Looking for a Guest Blogger
I’m currently looking for one or two guest blogger who will contribute between 22-30 articles per month to Ghacks. The articles will be published under your name and you will receive between $5-$10 per article that gets published depending on the popularity of the article.
Dear Spammers..
Hello to Alexqjm, Demetri and thousand other random usernames that you like to use to post a fake comment on my website thanking me for that article using a homepage link that points to your Viagra, Cars, Russian Brides, fake Rolex watches and other bullshit that no sane person would ever buy from you.
Free Computer Mags for Ghacks Readers
I partnered up with Pubnet who are offering free magazine subscriptions to professionals. That’s right, if you are a professional you can subscribe to a lot of magazines, tech related and others, free of charge. Those magazines can be downloaded in digital form and some even send to your location.
Check if your website or feed is blocked in China
Some countries on earth are trying their best to keep their citizens from accessing the Internet freely out of fear that ideas of freedom and liberty would spread like wildfire throughout the country. China, notorious for blocking websites has started to realize that its citizens were able to read all those forbidden writings by simply accessing the feeds of those websites.
Blog Feed Dependencies
I would like to start an experiment and invite my ten most read blogs to take part in it. What I want to create is a blog feed dependency list which shows the top ten read blogs of all participating blogs. I start this by pinging and notifying the ten blogs that I read the most asking them to do the same.
Upgrading to Wordpress 2.3
I finally made the switch to Wordpress 2.3 after pondering for a little while if I should upgrade this early or wait until I was sure that everything would be still working after the switch. The major problem that I saw was the new tagging system that was build into Wordpress 2.3 which was incompatible with the tagging system of the prior versions and especially with the plugin that I have been using for over a year: Simple Tagging.
