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10.5.2 update issue
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 … Continue reading
Yahoo and Microsoft: So What?
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 … Continue reading
What if Business was like Internet Forums
Disclaimer: Not Safe For Work – No nudity, just language (via Sarah Lane)
links for 2007-11-27
YouTube – Matt Cutts Discusses Snippets Google Search Guru Matt Cutts shares some secrets to the google results page that can make your site look better when returned by a user’s search (tags: google search seo)
PodCamp AZ – The unconference
Sitting here in the UAT Theatre waiting for Chris Brogan to start his keynote for this day of podcast conversations. Chris is doing his presentation over iChat from somewhere back east. The whole thing is being broadcast over ustream. I can only imagine how … Continue reading
links for 2007-09-24
Video – Virgin AU uses Picture off of Flickr and gets Sued Very interesting case. I have a lot of pictures on flickr and would be shocked to see one of them turn up in an advertisement. (tags: media privacy … Continue reading
Django Web Framework for those who use Python
I’ve played with both Rails and CakePHP and found them both to be awesome development environments. However, after a few frustrating weeks of dealing with other’s PHP code (not related to CakePHP), I’ve determine that PHP is the equivalent of … Continue reading
The end of Diggnation Episode 100 is the FUNNY!
If you haven’t watched the last few minutes of Diggnation – Episode 100, you are missing out. They put together a collection of clips from the last 99 episodes. I was laughing so hard, my face hurt. The only thing … Continue reading
Don’t Use AN Hosting
That’s a pretty strong title for this post, but let me explain why I feel this way. Back in mid-December of 2006, I was shopping for a hosting provider for my blog, http://www.disneyfrontier.com. The site was hosted at godaddy.com on … Continue reading
Steve Jobs and Bill Gates at D5
I have worked on both the Windows and Mac OS X platforms at various times throughout my career. Not just exploring or learning, but as my full time work computer. They both have their pros and cons. So, when I … Continue reading