I’m using the WP-cache plugin, which seems to work pretty well. It did give me problems at first, because I can never bear to set up a PHP install without APC installed for a free speed boost–why, you ask? see the first paragraph–and as I eventually learned this can lead to segmentation faults when using WP-cache.

This helpful post on a blog called Mark on Wordpress helped me resolve the problem; it was a simple matter of convincing apc that it should ignore certain files related to the plugin.

• This page contains an unordered list.
• The content is utterly meaningless, but that’s ok because all we really care about is the structure. This line is extra long so that it should wrap.
• This line is short.

But when it comes to FPO text, that’s not all you get! You also get:

1. What’s this? AN ORDERED LIST!
2. The content is utterly meaningless, but that’s ok because all we really care about is the structure. This line is extra long so that it should wrap.
3. This line is short.

In addition to lists, this blog is likely to involve bugs code. And that should be formatted something like this:

$var = 'Some kind of value';
for ($array as $key=>$value) {
    $value->doSomethingNeat($make, $a, $long, $line, $here, $please);
}

Also, we may sometimes need to quote from another source.

Candy is dandy.
But liquor is quicker.
— Ogden Nash

Finally, from time to time our code is likely to contain a link like http://www.yahoo.com/. Or even like yahoo.

I had better customize the way this thing looks a little bit before my CSS geek card gets revoked.