Well, I had to change hosting companies.\u00a0 I debated whether to continue with Movable Type, as my blog software or to switch to something different, namely WordPress.\u00a0 I would rather not do what “everyone else is doing,” like using WordPress, but I also just don’t have the time to continue getting into the nitty gritty of Web stuff any longer, so something simpler to use for a blog seemed smart.\u00a0 Thus, here is my blog in WordPress (I’m a sell-out, I know).<\/p>\n
The URL for the actual blog is different – http:\/\/hypersync.net\/wordpress\/<\/p>\n
I have the old address (http:\/\/hypersync.net\/mt\/) redirected to the WordPress location.\u00a0 There you go.<\/p>\n
We shall see whether I stick with this or whether I do a new install of Movable Type (or perhaps its Melody offspring).<\/p>\n
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Well, I had to change hosting companies.\u00a0 I debated whether to continue with Movable Type, as my blog software or to switch to something different, namely WordPress.\u00a0 I would rather not do what “everyone else is doing,” like using WordPress, … Continue reading