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Remove WordPress Feed Links From Header

July 8, 2009 · 6 comments

If, like me, you’re using Thesis, you may find it annoying that WordPress still outputs its default feed links even though you’ve specified a different Syndication/Feed URL under the Thesis Options page. It turns out there is a very simple solution if you’re using WordPress 2.8 or greater. If you add the following line of [...]

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Remove Comments Closed Text

June 25, 2009 · 12 comments

So I recently acquired the excellent Thesis theme for WordPress. What separates Thesis from so many other themes out there is its addition of custom hooks and filters for styling. Despite all the things this makes extremely easy, there are a few things that are made needlessly difficult. For example, completely removing comments from pages [...]

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PHP Goodness

December 3, 2005 · 2 comments

Being the dork that I am, I’m constantly learning about computers and technology. My most recent endeavor has been learning PHP so I can create more dynamic web pages, and I’m hoping that next semester I’ll be fortunate enough to put my new PHP skills to use in an independent study. Nothing I’ve done to [...]

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Mad Hacker Skills

November 15, 2005 · 5 comments

I put my “mad hacker skills” to work today as I started debugging a list library that I’d written in C for my Operating Systems class. Not that I’d ever write code that has bugs in it, but I must reluctantly admit that my list library did caus segmentation faults if run on certain input. [...]

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Animation Complete

November 1, 2005 · 2 comments

And so after many hours of messing with OpenGL, it is done. What you might ask? My super cool Snowman animation. Yep, I’m definitely giving Pixar a run for their money. Okay, so maybe that’s a bit of a stretch, but at this point, I’m just happy to have this little animation behind me. I [...]

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Building OpenGL Models

October 21, 2005 · 0 comments

To say that building OpenGL models is a little time consuming would be an understatement. The end result, however, is what it’s all about. If only I’ll ever get to see it! Right now, I’m working on getting a nice little model jet to render on the screen in my OpenGL program. Once I get [...]

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Ray Tracing

September 20, 2005 · 0 comments

Well, I’m making a little progress on my Ray Tracer for my Computer Graphics class. So far I’ve generated some interesting images, but I don’t have any Lambertian or Phong shading models working yet. Once I get those working, then I’ll really be happy. Here’s what I have so far. Of course, when you see [...]

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