A couple of years ago, I hosted this website and a couple others on my first-generation Raspberry Pi. However, it didn’t quite have enough power to even support my light usage, and so I went over to DreamHost (started with a very cheap promo deal, which went up to $120 in my second year). This… Continue reading Hosting your website on a Raspberry Pi
Tag: wordpress
Sorry if I spammed your RSS feed
Hey everybody who’s on my RSS feed (all 4 of you), I’m sorry If I spammed your feed with all of my posts being reposted. I just moved my WordPress to a new server, which should be faster and better. This will also let me get updates from WordPress faster, since I’m now running Debian… Continue reading Sorry if I spammed your RSS feed
Under construction
As you may be able to tell, my blog theme now looks very very basic. Well, for all intents and purposes, it doesn’t have a theme right now. I’m a compulsive tinkerer, and so I’ve decided that I’m not happy with any of the themes that are currently out there. So, in order to have… Continue reading Under construction
ha!
Ha ha! I FINALLY got www.shadeball.org to redirect to http://shadeball.org. And you know how I finally ended up doing, after days of strife and anger and stupidity? sudo ln -s /etc/wordpress/config-shadeball.org.php /etc/wordpress/config-www.shadeball.org.php Thats all. 10 seconds, and it was fixed. UGH
Finally up and running
Alright. I’ve finally got my new WordPress site up and running. I switched from Drupal to WordPress because WordPress looks better, and it does the things I want to do built in instead of having to work at it for a long time with Drupal. Drupal’s a great piece of software, but its not what… Continue reading Finally up and running
How-to: Basic informtaion to get a GoDaddy site working on a Ubuntu server
Here’s what I needed to do to get my custom domain name from GoDaddy working with this WordPress instance on an Ubuntu 9.04 server. After installing and setting up WordPress, which was mostly easy, I needed to get this custom domain name working as well. The first thing that I needed to do was to… Continue reading How-to: Basic informtaion to get a GoDaddy site working on a Ubuntu server