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September 2013

There were 5 posts published in September 2013 (this is page 1 of 1).

Markdown tools for bloggers

There has been an explosion in both the quantity and popularity of markdown-based writing tools over the last twelve months. The likes of web-abased Editorially, desktop apps such as MarkdownPad and Mou and even whole blogging platforms — Ghost being the example — have pushed what’s essentially a niche and geeky way of writing into […]

in Uncategorized | September 24, 2013 | 1,106 Words | Comment

I went to Argos and it left me thoroughly confused

I’m headed to University next weekend, and in preparation for that, I’ve been doing a hell of a lot of shopping. I’ve essentially needed to buy at least one of everything — kitchenware, bedding, bathroom stuff… a loo brush. Heck, I even got a new laptop. It gets very expensive very quickly, and that’s led to me spending […]

in Uncategorized | September 22, 2013 | 543 Words | Comment

Fixing truncated RSS feeds

Truncated RSS feeds — where only an except of a site’s content displays in its feed — are possibly the most annoying thing one can find on a site one wishes to follow. When you’re cruising through your RSS reader, it’s a real pain to see all of the lovely content you subscribe to and […]

in Uncategorized | September 15, 2013 | 436 Words | Comment

Addicted to redesign

As I write this, sevenironcows is undergoing its very first redesign. Nine months after I launched the site, rocking a purpose built ‘personal’ theme (which I later released as Empty Spaces, a free/pay-what-you-want download), the site is in need of something which better shows off the quantity of content I’ve amassed since the start of […]

in Uncategorized | September 8, 2013 | 377 Words

I went to Stonehenge and all I got was this crappy photo

Whilst driving down to Devon with Heather yesterday, we figured as we were going to be driving past Stonehenge, we’d stop for lunch there. It seemed like a good idea. Sadly, the area around Stonehenge is a terrible, terrible place for traffic, and we spent an hour crawling along the two mile stretch leading up […]

in Uncategorized | September 1, 2013 | 176 Words

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