http://www.arthurthornton.net/blog Arthur Thornton's Computer Talk Fri, 24 Jul 2009 21:35:20 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en The future of LxLabs is LxCenter. LxCenter is the consortium that is taking over the development of the code and the responsibility for fixing said code. I will be working on the development of Kloxo and am in the process of getting things moved over, along with Danny of NetTuningGroup. He ... http://www.arthurthornton.net/blog/2009/07/24/update-to-the-future-of-lxlabs/ UPDATE: NEWER POST HERE. The future of LxLabs has been under much debate and question since its owner, Ligesh, committed suicide last month, June 9th 2009. I was one of the first to blog about his death, though at the time, the reason was unknown. It is still unknown, as with nearly ... http://www.arthurthornton.net/blog/2009/07/09/future-of-lxlabs/ Happy Fourth of July 2009 to all! It was a little late, officially July 5th when I wrote this, but regardless, Happy Fourth to all in America, and worldwide for those who celebrate it with us. Had a good day today, hopefully so did all Americans, except for those who are undeserving ... http://www.arthurthornton.net/blog/2009/07/05/happy-fourth-of-july/ So I have finished the blog theme. As you can see, the blog theme is the current version and it is based 100% on my new site design. I modified the design to be wider in the sidebar and smaller in the main window. I moved the 'Recent Tweets' section to ... http://www.arthurthornton.net/blog/2009/06/30/theme-done/ I have been working on my blog's theme for a couple days now. I am using the same design I used for my main site, just modifying it to work with WordPress, which for a first time WP themer, it is a bit of a pain. I anticipate making the design ... http://www.arthurthornton.net/blog/2009/06/30/template-almost-done/ Hello World! What a phrase. This phrase has been around for what seems like forever. At some time or other, almost every web author will use that term. I used it so many years ago when I made my first web page, though that was mediocre at best. This is my first post ... http://www.arthurthornton.net/blog/2009/06/28/hello-world/