The access problems were really becoming tiresome, so this morning I transferred the database to a new machine. The process was surprisingly painless—I think. Try the comments out now. All should be good. LMK if you experience any of the same problems.
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- announcement
- art
- big question
- bourgeois
- confession
- consumer reporting
- cute
- education
- empirical observations
- ethical dilemma
- event
- film
- fine cuisine
- gossip
- health
- hermeneutics
- history
- hope for the future
- Leviathan
- manners
- meaningful labor
- memory
- music
- novels
- performance
- poems
- procrastination
- promises
- psychology
- reading
- revaluation
- review
- solidarity
- The Confessions (St. Augustine)
- stories
- technoia
- The Creation of the American Republic
- The Golden Bowl
- The Human Condition
- The Portrait of a Lady
- the state apparatus
- the sublime
- vive le résistance
- writing
Page load times from here are already noticeably improved…
As are comment posts?
by greg—Apr 24, 09:25 AM
Commenting: Ur doin it right!
by greg—Apr 24, 09:25 AM
seems much better!
by kl—Apr 24, 09:43 AM
I’m not a little amazed at the difference.
by greg—Apr 24, 09:44 AM
Looks good so far.
by GKB—Apr 24, 10:26 AM
I am still confused about textile stuff. I always have to use the Help button to figure out how to add links
by GKB—Apr 24, 10:28 AM
It’s really very simple, GKB.
Surround the text you want to link in quotes; immediately after the close-quote, type a colon, paste the URL, and voila! Instant link.
by greg—Apr 24, 10:32 AM
Textpattern syntax isn’t as fouled as, say, MediaWiki syntax. But they’re both bad. Standards! We have standards for a reason!
</rant>
by Laura—Apr 24, 03:52 PM
If you would bother to look at the source code, you would see that your standards are not only being used, they are being applied correctly. Textile is about not having to write less-thans, greater-thans, and HREFS, not about noncompliance.
by greg—Apr 24, 03:59 PM
It may produce valid markup, but learning a new syntax seems to me to be more work than typing <>blah blah</>.
by Laura—Apr 24, 05:58 PM
OMG!!!!!!!!1
WTF are you people talking about?!!!1
by kl—Apr 24, 08:27 PM