Good question and a lot of factors come into play. For me, I used a SATA to USB adapter. It supports USB 3.0, but since my computer only has USB 2.0 ports I was stuck with the slower USB 2.0 transfer speeds. Whether a USB 3.0 ports would make any difference in this situation or not, I couldn’t tell you …
You know I read articles that claim premium WordPress themes are a must, the way to go, etc. for some reason. I don’t know if they are trying to push an affiliate link on visitors so they will make a commission off a potential sale or what. I have found and used some pretty decent free themes …
Is it just me or is WordPress cranky out new versions much sooner than they used to? I don’t know, it just seems like I update to a new version and shortly after it’s followed by another. But, like I said maybe it’s just me. Every time there is an update of course you get all the plugin and themes that need …
A lot of WordPress users seem to misinterpret the “This Plugin hasn’t been updated in 2 years” warning as a security issue. For some reason they assume that since a plugin hasn’t been updated in 2 years or more that it must be vulnerable to some security exploit …
If you develop WordPress Plugins or Themes you will have to get used to Subversion to upload your files. Subversion can be a little confusing until you get used to it. You can’t use ftp or a simple online file up-loader. It is all done through subversion. Which, also means …
I think most serious WordPress bloggers have a list of plugins that they couldn’t live without. Or, at least plugins installed that would make things much more difficult for them if they didn’t have them. I don’t really keep a physical list, but there are definitely …
I see posts like this asking or telling visitors that they should post a certain number of articles per week. Some actually going so far as to say daily. I don’t know about you, but I don’t have time to write a post every day. Nor, do I have time for 3-5 times per week either for that matter …
I guess it depends on what your definition of portable really is. For me it’s an app that will run from any folder or external drive such as a flash drive. It should not save any (settings, config, etc) files or what have you to your user directory/folder, or to your Windows folder …
Recently I saw a survey that asked if you could unplug from your phone for 24 hours. The results at least so far surprised me. Over 65% said yes. Now I find that extremely difficult to believe. Maybe people just think they can, or were strait up lying because I don’t see that many people setting their phones down for that long …
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