As you can see, I’ve updated the blog with a new design. I was getting bored with the other one, and I stumbled upon this one and really liked it. I’ve been using most of the day customizing it, mainly fiddling with the CSS.
Quotes look almost the same.
What do you think?
I've added a downloads section with the software I always install first whenever I've formatted my computer. Check it out here or use the link in the menu.
If this works like it’s supposed to, I’ll probably start blogging with Word 2007, instead of the standard WYSIWYG Editor in WordPress, because the interface is sweet! It’s especially got one cool feature; if you press the Windows button and “S” you can take a clipping of whatever is on the screen and paste it directly into the entry. It even uploads the picture to my homepage automatically.
I've added a new plugin to the site, which lets users subscribe to an e-mail-notification service for comments. Subscribing to the service is very easy, you find an entry, and then either check the point under the comments form and submit a comment, or subscribe without commenting with the 'Subscribe without commenting' form. Then you'll receive an e-mail when someone comments to that entry.
I just paid for another year using this domain, which means my blog recently had it's one-year anniversary. I'm not really sure why I created it in the first place, probably just because I like writing whatever comes to mind. Well, for some reason everyone around me seems to be creating blogs of their own;
I've been reading Kim Rom's blog for a while, he has a unique talent of making the weirdest things interesting, and his articles in the Danish game magazin >pcplayer is always interesting, so I was positively surprised when Morten Skovgaard, editor-in-chief at >pcplayer, created a blog of his own, because he has a similar, humorous writing style. Check out MortenSkovgaard.dk.
Niclas Darville, another writer at >pcplayer, also recently created a blog. Not much there yet, except for a bit of Bush-criticism, which is never bad. Some of the users of the >pcplayer-forum have also created blogs, both in Danish though: If you're interested in hardware you should check out JacobHL's hardware-blog, for ramblings about math and food (so far), take a look at Thomas Lundsgaard's blog.