Author Archives: Joseph

About Joseph

Writer, educator, and bon vivant.

Sometimes I contribute

I love open source. No mystery there! I’m a fan of Ubuntu the Linux based free operating system, and software like wordpress (this blog is powered by wordpress), and other software like OpenCart. Continue reading

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Sick

I’m currently full of phlegm, in my head and lungs. My back aches from constant coughing, and in the last 24 hours I have suffered the added indignity of explosive diarrhea. I’m beginning to suspect that my body is trying … Continue reading

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The opposite of entropy

I last posted a day before my 31st birthday.

I turned 31, and some things have happened since then. Continue reading

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A shout out to Geoff

Geoff, I tried to email you at the adress you left in the comment but it didn’t work. Please try emailing me joseph@antijoe.com or leaving another message with a working email! -Joseph

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Plugins that work for me

I have recently been working on a magazine styled website for http://www.teachers-alliance.org

My choice of software was of course Wordpress with the Arras theme (perfect for that magazine look) and a gaggle of plugins. It was difficult for me to find just the right plugin, one that looked great and did what it needed to do. Eventually I finished with these 14 plugins. If you’re looking to set up a similar website maybe this list will help you to get started. Continue reading

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Why is it dark in here?

Antijoe.com is spending the week in black. Why? Because the Federal Government is pushing forward with a plan to force Internet Service Providers to censor the Internet for all Australians. This plan will waste millions of dollars and won’t make … Continue reading

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Fighting the good fight

I’ve been fighting the good fight with the Teachers’ Alliance. I’ve made them a very pretty website and an ultra nice forum. Hopefully between us all we can create some positive change in education. I’m entirely happy with my role … Continue reading

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