Free Wordpress Theme: One Night In Paris. Tan/Black/Red

Nah, it’s really named “Paris”, but that’d be pretty funny :). Anyways this theme is geared towards ladies since there aren’t many themes for them yet. For some reason the graphic in the top left corner reminds me of someone from France - no idea why. This theme has a tan [...]

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May 27th, 2007 - By:  Alex Bailey

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Free Wordpress Theme: A Method Of Life. Blue/White

A method of life is a sleek Wordpress theme. It’s mostly blue, and has a white back ground. It’s a two column theme on the main page, and single column when you view a single post. Adsense is integrated in to the side bar with decent blending, so there’s minimal work [...]

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May 25th, 2007 - By:  Alex Bailey

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Encryption: Change The Way Gaim/Pidgin Store Passwords

For as long as Gaim has been in existence, the passwords you store are in plain text. All can be found in in ~/.gaim/accounts.xml. If you’re on Windows, it might be in your user’s local settings. This can pose as a security risk if you’ve accidentally installed malware, or even have [...]

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May 24th, 2007 - By:  Alex Bailey

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Free Wordpress Theme: Dark Carbon. Blue/Black/Gray

This is a free Wordpress theme that was coded for the latest version of Wordpress. The background is black, the post area is white, and there are blue images. The heading is text so you can easily swap what you want it to say. Included is the full PSD to change [...]

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May 22nd, 2007 - By:  Alex Bailey

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Wordpress Plugin To Reduce 70% Of Spam

If you’ve ever owned a Wordpress blog, you know that the amount of spam comments is ridiculous. I get a couple thousand spam comments per week, and checking through Akismet to find false positives would be nearly impossible. Shifting through comments, there is a clear pattern of spam. A lot of [...]

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May 9th, 2007 - By:  Alex Bailey

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