Over at ProBlogger, Darren Rowse asked his community, “What are your favourite FREE WordPress Plugins?”
With more time than sense on my hands, I compiled a list of the 183 unique WordPress Plugins which commenters mentioned:
The Top 10
How I totaled it up.
Pasted the comments into an Excel spreadsheet, and removed all the non-recommendations.
Then I matched the plugin name to the plugin home page (mostly the WordPress plugin sites).
Next I tidied up the various spellings people used.
Finally, I did a pivot table in Excel, and here we are.
The other 173
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For a while now I thought the A Green Cow blog had gone the way of the cow pictured right. But I was wrong, and that makes me happy.
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Must remember not to have a mouthful of coffee while reading one of Phil Factor’s blog posts:
The Diary of a Microsoft Marketing Man
I woke up, in a ‘one stop’ process requiring a subtle paradigm shift. I was in my bed at home, a complete integrated platform. The Sun™ was streaming through [...]
Saw a blog article over at www.officialdatingresource.com, probably via a LIfeHacker article, about “MySpace Angles”. Hadn’t heard the term before.
Here is a couple of photos which illustrate MySpace Angles perfectly.
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Printer toner, depending on who you ask, is cancerogenic.
Or not.
The Material Safety Data Sheets I’ve seen, say not. But I still wouldn’t breath toner in.
Now some of the printers I’ve worked on over the years, have conspired to leak toner over me.
There was the StorageTek mainframe printer, with [...]
This was originally a post at Laffers.net, but I’m getting constant timeouts to that site, so I’m going to repost it here, just in case Laffers.net has gone down. This copy was captured by the Google Cache as it appeared on 24 Dec 2009 04:44:07.
I refer to this article in the following [...]
“I’m concerned about the heating of external drives because many of these little enclosures provide no active air flow across the drive.”, opines Steve Gibson.
And in the field of hard disk maintenance, he would have to be the expert. SpinRite is the result of his knowledge in the field.
My Seagate FreeAgent Classic [...]
I don’t like quoting whole slabs of another blogs posts, but this is worth spreading to a wider audience:
… If you only use a single drive attached to an eSATA port, you can quit reading, but if you are like me and want the best performance possible, you have probably invested in a [...]
I saw Ed Bott’s “Microsoft’s Grinch kills Windows 7 Family Pack”, and then saw today’s Dilbert:
It kinda fits. Ed talks about Microsoft removing the Windows 7 Family Pack offering. From my past experience, Microsoft pricing is hard to understand, with it’s multiple ways to buy and license a product.
But don’t you [...]
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