Monthly Archives: April 2007

Backing Up with Mozy

Thanks to Steve at the Utah Tech Spotlight, I am now backing up critical files on my Mac using Mozy. Steve did a Spotlight event with Josh Coates, founder and CEO. They also recorded a podcast. Setup was a breeze. … Continue reading

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5 Question Interview with Matt Mullenweg, creator of WordPress

I have been a fan evangelist of the WordPress blogging software for years. I also love the Akismet spam plugin and have recently played around with WordPress.com. So I thought it was a perfect fit to ask Matt Mullenweg if … Continue reading

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The Hummer, The BMW, and The Ford Explorer

At some point or another, I have done my daily tasks on each of the big three operating systems. When I was a programmer, I used Red Hat Linux daily. When I moved into project management, I switched to Windows. … Continue reading

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190.6

After traveling for work the last week, my weight has stayed pretty steady. Traveling is tough because you tend to not eat on a regular schedule and then when you do get to sit down, you over eat. Does anyone … Continue reading

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5 Question Interview with Dave Hoff and Anthony Webb of IMified

IMified is a IM application that I was turned on to by Steve Rubel. It was developed by Dave Hoff and Anthony Webb as a way to solve an immediate need, to get data in and out of 37Signal’s Basecamp. … Continue reading

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Wow! Traffic Surges

I had 6,160 visitors to my blog…yesterday! Most the traffic is to read the interview with Twitter developer Alex Payne. The second most popular is the post about experimenting with CakePHP.

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Auto Discovery of Sitemaps

I was surprised to see Yahoo come out with the news that sitemap.xml files can now be referenced within your robots.txt file. It’s a great idea and I’m glad to see Yahoo announce it. I can only imagine that this … Continue reading

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When the Internet was a New Phenomenon

If you only watch one viral video this year… Via Chris Brogan who found it via Jack Lail’s site who credits Rocketboom.

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View Photos and Videos in Twitter

Thanks to the folks at 30Boxes.com, you can view Flickr photos and YouTube videos within Twitter posts. Simply link to them in any tweet, and using this Firefox Plugin, you can see them on your Twitter page. Tags: Twitter, Flickr, … Continue reading

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Using Google Maps and Google Earth for Relocation

I’ve found two tools that have dramatically helped me prepare for my move to Phoenix, Arizona, Google Map’s new My Maps and Google Earth. Google Maps The family is heading down to Phoenix this weekend to do some reconnaissance as … Continue reading

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