I assume that most of you already know about Jetpack, which was launched in March 9, 2011. For those that don’t, Jetpack is a plugin that connects to WordPress.com and enables features, powered by their cloud infrastructure, for your self-hosted WordPress install. As of now, the plugin consists of eight features: WordPress.com Stats, Twitter Widget, [...]

I don’t think much happened this week, but last week, I forgot to mention that WordPress Community Podcast had Matt Cutts as a guest on their show. For the few people that don’t know, Matt Cutts is a software engineer at Google who heads the web spam team, which is part of search quality. In [...]

Thesis is Now Under a Split GPL License

Chris Pearsonified announced this week through a tweet that Thesis now sports a split GPL license. For those that don’t know, this means that the PHP is GPLv2, and the CSS, JS, and images are proprietary. This announcement definitely got the whole community by surprise, but I’m sure [...]

GPL Debate
The GPL debate is back once again. If I’m not mistaken, it started on Twitter. Then, Andrew Warner of Mixergy.com invited the two guys at the center of the debate, Chris Pearson and Matt Mullenweg, to a live interview where they discussed about the Thesis vs. GPL issue. I won’t share my thoughts, but [...]

The final version of Firefox 3.0 has been officially released! Though I obtained it from Mozilla FTP some hours before the official launch, I wasn’t stingy to donate another click to help them set a world record. And please don’t you be!
btw, The “last modified date”, 11-June-2008, hints that the final version is actually RC3.
I’ve [...]

Long time ago I asked the (mt) guys for some high resolution (mt) logos but they only showed me these. Apparently, the official ones are not what I was in need of, I still had to make one myself.

Today when I was preparing for renewing my (dv), the logos were brought to my mind. I [...]

Moved to (mt) Media Temple on a (dv) VPS and upgraded to WordPress 2.2.
Why to move again? Simply because (mt) is the best webhost provider on the planet. And very coincidently, my site became unaccessible in China a few hours after I made the order. It’s been confirmed that my SurpassHosting IP address is blocked [...]

I reckon that all people in China have encountered problem accessing the famous blog search engine Technorati. Thanks to the Great Firewall in China. Today I noticed a post from Technorati Weblog, it looks like they’re looking into this issue.
We’ve received a number of reports today that users in China can’t get access to the [...]