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Awhile back, I did a quick tutorial on how to remove the index.html and index.php files from your urls.  I did it because having both in my stats was driving me nuts and causing dupe urls within Google as well.  That splits apart any SEO benefit from inbound links and [Read the rest of this article...]

I have to admit that one of the problems I have had with MovableType is that the comment form does not display on the single post pages. When you look at a post, you have to actually click on a link to get the form to pop up. A quick [Read the rest of this article...]

In additional to having a love hate relationship with my Youtube Video Downloader, I also have a love hate relationship with the statistics that I see on this site.  While I don't use the index.html bit in the urls within Movable Type, some folks use it when they link to [Read the rest of this article...]

I've been sitting here for nearly three hours converting a movie from avi format into something I can burn to a DVD. I've been doing it for a local client of mine since he can't. The annoying part about this is the program I use to convert movie file [Read the rest of this article...]

I find myself wondering about this, not only because Problogger asked about it way back when, but because I'm sitting here looking at this site.  One of the features of WordPress is that you can have multiple index pages.  Movable Type doesn't do that out of the box but it's [Read the rest of this article...]

If you haven't noticed, I've updated the theme here on the site.  It's Abstrakt3c.  It was originally a WordPress theme created by Ivan Garcia (I don't see it listed anywhere on that site so I'll just link to the site in general) and was ported to Movable Type by [Read the rest of this article...]