Radical Behavior

As soon as Wordpress rolled out tagging in 2.3, I was done with categories. To me, categories feel so confining. I want to tag posts as I need to and not add full categories about something I only post about once or twice. Wordpress also rolled out a tool under categories to convert categories to [...]

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Wow, looks like an impressive start for Sites.Google.com. I would be worried if I was BaseCamp.
YouTube - Google Sites Tour

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If you’ve read How Many Calories Should I Eat a Day?, you know the importance of counting calories. It’s not always easy though. What if you pick up a bagel on the way into work? There is no label stamped to that bagel helping you determine the nutrional value.
a Calorie Counter is a website that [...]

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The last quote in the article is my wife’s. She did an awesome job in her presentation to the Senate Committee and the bill passed unanimously.
Families, experts urge panel of state senators to mandate health coverage for autism

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Today, I transferred this site from GoDaddy to WebFaction.com. My GoDaddy account was up for renewal and I had space for two more sites on WebFaction. I was already paying for it, so I migrated over. WebFaction allows for SSH shell access - GoDaddy doesn’t - so I was able to checkout the 2.4 development [...]

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I’m not a huge gamer, but the new SPORE game looks awesome. And it’s being release on Windows and the Mac. If you haven’t heard or seem the demos, check out this link:SPORE: A Closer Look at SPORE

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In the category of rather minor, I had one small issue with the 10.5.2 update. After my MacBook Pro rebooted, my num lock and caps lock green lights stayed lit even though num lock and caps lock weren’t on. If I hit the keys so the lights go off, then num lock and caps lock [...]

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While I’m far from a fan of Microsoft, Yahoo doesn’t do much for me either. I have tried countless times to use their products and services. Y! search, yahoo mail, my.yahoo.com, etc…
None of them are compelling enough to continue to use. They just can’t seem to pull together innovation. The services I do use, Flickr, [...]

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