Migration of this blog under Wordpress
Ok, that was long ago that running through my head is now done. After several weeks of work to create a new blog, edit the template so that it meets my needs, and then migrate, verify and correct the articles and comments looGeek on the new blog, I invite you to see the result the following address:
http://faaabulous.free.fr
It is therefore the new address of this blog (and its new name: faaabulous) . I invite you to update your bookmarks, the site will no longer http://loogeek.blogspot.com made day.
For the record, I used the excellent Blogger RSS Import plugin , which I greatly ease the task. It is on this kind of thing that we see the power of Wordpress as compared to other blog tools. For those interested on how to do, do not hesitate to contact me via email or in comments to this article.
Finally, for many subscribers to the RSS feed looGeek , I also invite you to update your player to the new RSS feed http://feeds.feedburner.com/faaabulous . That said, the old flow looGeek remain operational and will he, updated with articles which will appear on faaabulous (at least for a few months while everyone migrates ...).
Hoping to see you on very many faaabulous .
Tuesday, July 31, 2007
Friday, June 22, 2007
Temazepam And Masterbation
New features for the iPhone
A few days before the release of the iPhone, The Onion has put his hand on a list of functions that no one has spoken yet. I'll let you judge the next essential some of them ...
I love the " unique link to Google Street View to watch you use your iPhone anytime " ... Very funny!
A few days before the release of the iPhone, The Onion has put his hand on a list of functions that no one has spoken yet. I'll let you judge the next essential some of them ...
I love the " unique link to Google Street View to watch you use your iPhone anytime " ... Very funny! Monday, June 4, 2007
Thursday, May 31, 2007
Ip Wow Receiver Sweden
Google Reader in offline mode
Great news for all addicts to RSS feeds using Google Reader , leaving a small plugin made in Google, "Google Gears , to retrieve your RSS to view them in offline mode.
Concretely, once the plugin installed, you have a little extra button at the top of your Google Reader, which you must click to go offline. The items are then downloaded and stored locally. You can then go walk in the middle of nowhere, far from civilization, and any Internet connection, while viewing your favorite blogs. When you return, click on another button to re-sync everything, and you're back online. A breeze, I successfully tested for you!
short, definitely something that makes Google Reader, the RSS reader son the most convenient, in my opinion. Have now to implement this system on Gmail and Google Calendar , and I am the happiest of men.
Great news for all addicts to RSS feeds using Google Reader , leaving a small plugin made in Google, "Google Gears , to retrieve your RSS to view them in offline mode.
Concretely, once the plugin installed, you have a little extra button at the top of your Google Reader, which you must click to go offline. The items are then downloaded and stored locally. You can then go walk in the middle of nowhere, far from civilization, and any Internet connection, while viewing your favorite blogs. When you return, click on another button to re-sync everything, and you're back online. A breeze, I successfully tested for you! short, definitely something that makes Google Reader, the RSS reader son the most convenient, in my opinion. Have now to implement this system on Gmail and Google Calendar , and I am the happiest of men.
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