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What happened to the main ABT page?
#41
Take emergency Vitamin C packets found at any convenience store (for like $1 each) - and just breathe it out rather than blowing your nose too hard which puts too much pressure on the sinus glands. "Let the air breathe you.. hard", haha.
Ok with science that the big bang theory requires that fundamental scientific laws do not exist for the first few minutes, but not ok for the creator to defy these laws...  Rolleyes
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#42
The main page is down! :(
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#43
I was away for the weekend and now at work, I'll when I get home in the morning.
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#44
Hey Dave now that you have the forum instead of the main page, what are you going to do with all the old articles? Are you not going to preserve them as some type of archive?
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#45
(09-13-2015, 05:30 AM)SickBeast Wrote: Hey Dave now that you have the forum instead of the main page, what are you going to do with all the old articles?  Are you not going to preserve them as some type of archive?

You can still get to the old wordpress section:

Link to old AlienBabeltech articles

Old AlienBabelTech Wordpress article section
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#46
Thanks very much, Dave. Smile
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#47
12-10-2015

A new version of Wordpress to check out

The WordPress.com desktop app for Windows is here

Bloggers take note. Automattic just released a WordPress.com desktop app for Windows. In a company blog post, they promise the app is “simple, seamless, and blazingly fast.” Back in November, Automattic released a revamp of their web interface along with a desktop app for Mac and said that Windows and Linux counterparts would be coming soon. And really, it shouldn’t just be bloggers paying attention to this since WordPress accounts for up to a quarter of the Web.

The app functions like the website but gives the option of working straight from your desktop. You can manage multiple sites, publish posts, customize the appearance, and keep track of stats. The app is for WordPress.com sites as well as self-hosted WordPress sites (as long as you have the Jetpack plugin up and running.)

Here’s a full list of what the app includes:

The My Sites dashboard for managing multiple sites, whether WordPress.com or self-hosted WordPress with Jetpack.

The new WordPress.com Editor, with in-app previewing and draft auto-saving.

The Reader, which lets you follow and read any of your favorite sites, and the all-new Discover, which recommends outstanding content from across all of WordPress.

Insights and Stats, which show you exactly how your site and posts are performing.

In-app notifications, so you can see comments, likes, and new follows all in one place.

The app is free to download here.
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#48
pretty cool
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#49
Thanks Dave for the heads up.. nice - I might find it handy soon.
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#50
It's a horrible download website. It's only a 46mb file and the most I have been able to get to was 14.6mb and the download keeps failing so I have not been able to get the file yet.
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