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Monthly Archives: October 2009
WTC 3.0: The Legend Continues
As you can see, I did more than just update the server during our brief downtime earlier this evening. I decided that it was as good a time as any to roll out WTC 3.0, which I’ve actually been working on since before the largely cosmetic 2.0 launch not too long ago. My reason for upgrading so quickly after the 2.0 launch is simple: this version is superior.
Here’s a complete list of “what’s new” with the latest iteration of the site.
- Cleaner, Faster Design – Every element of the site has been cleaned up and streamlined to make things easier to find, easier to read, and easier to follow. Things should also load a lot faster on slower connections and we’ve even eliminated some nagging bugs and glitches.
- Post Count Optimization – I decreased the number of posts per page from ten to eight. Dropping 20% of the attempted connections to our content server at any one time significantly improves overall site performance for everyone. However, there will still be at least ten new posts each and every day.
- Similar Posts – Every post now has a “similar posts” component that should make it much easier to find more of the exact type of content you’re looking for. I’m also hoping that this function will give new life to some of our older content.
- Tag Cloud – The tag cloud function on the right-hand side of the site should make it much easier to filter for specific post types. The way it works is simple – the bigger the term is in the cloud, the more posts there are associated with it.
- Dynamic Search – Many of you have complained in the past that the “search” function sucks. Not anymore! The new dynamic search function, also on the right-hand side of the site, performs an intelligent search of the entire site and returns everything it finds.
- VIP Upgrades – The VIP section has received the 3.0 treatment just like the rest of the site. With that change comes several upgrades that we’ll be rolling out in weeks to come. If you don’t already have a VIP account, now would be a good time to think about it. I dropped the cost on lifetime access to $25. Permanently.
- Advertising – We now have an integrated, unobtrusive banner ad system that will help us to cover the bandwidth costs associated with operating the site.
Still to come are the following functions.
- Submit a Link – I’m working on a component that will enable you guys to easily submit links to things that you think we might want to post. (You’ll get credit and we’ll enter you in a regularly held drawing for cool rewards.)
- Image Gallery Upgrade – We’re finishing up the customization on a new embedded image gallery component. Look for that in the near future!
- Featured Posts – I’m testing a “featured posts” component to help showcase some of our more popular content on a longer cycle.
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Hollywood Continues to Cannibalize Itself
It has been announced in Variety that Steve Carr, the director who gave us such great classics (sarcasm) as Paul Blart: Mall Cop and Daddy Day Care will now direct a remake of the 1986 sci-fi lite movie Short Circuit.
Now, I will grant you that some amazing remakes have come out of Hollywood, such as this year’s Star Trek reboot. But far more often we get a pointless and dumbed-down movie like last year’s The Day the Earth Stood Still or the ego-stroking remake of King Kong from Peter Jackson. Admittedly, his version of the movie was visually stunning but it should have been an hour shorter; the fight scene between Kong and the dinosaurs just seemed to go on and on.
I realize that remakes will continue but is it too much to ask that there be a requirement that the remake have an intelligent update or perhaps make them use the original script with only factual updates?
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Bacon Jam
Yes, you read that right.
A company called Skillet Street Food has turned bacon into jam. An eight ounce jar is only $17 shipped to your doorstep. You can order yours right here.
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Save $80 On Windows 7
Apparently, you can save $80 on Windows 7 by purchasing the upgrade instead of the full version, as the upgrade will still let you install the full version of the OS. Yes, you read that right. You can do a full install of Microsoft’s newest OS using an upgrade disc. This is a pretty big goof on Microsoft’s part, if you ask me. You can read the full instructions in this Download Squad article.
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