Moving From Yoast To SEOPress
So today I signed up for an SEOPress Pro account and migrated my site over to them from Yoast.
π 16 August 2021
Hi, Iβm Kev and this is my corner of the web β part blog, part soapbox. Youβll find tech experiments, the occasional rant, and more than a few opinions that are probably wrong (but fun to argue about). Have a wander, you might find something interesting.
So today I signed up for an SEOPress Pro account and migrated my site over to them from Yoast.
π 16 August 2021
I recently wrote about online conversations and engagements where I talked about using plain old email instead of comments. Off the back of that post, I got chatting with Luke Harris, who does something very similar on his site.
π 15 August 2021
I've decided to do something a little different over the coming weeks and months. I'm going to start writing about some of the more amusing anecdotes from my past.
π 13 August 2021
I recently bought myself an M1 Macbook Air and I wanted to share my first impressions of MacOS as someone who has never used it before.
π 08 August 2021
π 02 August 2021
I love web design and website typography is a huge part of that. It turns out that I'm somewhat of a typography nerd, so I wanted to share some of what I've learned in this regard here.
π 30 July 2021
So I've been thinking about killing my newsletter, The Meta Letter, recently. Today I decided to take the plunge and kill it off.
π 29 July 2021
I've been a Yoast Premium user for a few years now, but decided to switch to RankMath recently. It didn't go well.
π 28 July 2021
PiHole is awesome. I use it on my Synology via Docker and it's been working great for years. But what if you get a little too trigger happy with the block list and end up with too many? In this post I'll show you how to restore the default PiHole block list.
π 14 July 2021
I just read a post by my good mate Mike Stone. In the post he talks about the redesign of the Mycroft Mark II that was announced.
π 12 July 2021
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