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Archive for September, 2005

Slawesome – Free Flash Voice Mail

Slawesome (link via TechCrunch) is still in the alpha stages right now but it looks like it will be a really promising application for the future. What Slawesome allows you to do is send voice mail messages to E-mail addresses, after registration of course. The thing I am really happy with is that [...]

Merge Firefox and Skype into One!

Remember going to see the magic shows when you were a kid, or even seeing them on television. I used to like when they would saw the woman in half, and then put her back together again. Now what if we did an experiment and sawed off some parts of Skype and put [...]

A Letter to My Favorite Browser

This article is not for you or for me. This isn’t even for the Firefox developers. This is something special between my favorite browser and myself. Instead of sharing something about Firefox with you that I love, I thought today I would take a little time to write my favorite browser in [...]

Web Hosting Show Flash Tutorials!

The first (of hopefully many) video tutorials from the Web Hosting Show is now up and running! Check it out, and give me your thoughts!

Lifehacker Thinks We Are All Stupid

I think they might be running out of things to cover over at Lifehacker. (Link via Eric Rice who was via Stevel Rubel) Do folks really need a guide on how to comment? I figured I’d help out the editors of Lifehacker with a few more article topics. It is [...]

Which Hosting Account is Right?

I recently got an E-mail from a reader of mine named Peter. It seems like Peter has some questions when it comes to the best way of getting Web hosting for a big project. Hopefully this will be of use to anybody else out there who has a big idea, but doesn’t know [...]

IBM Helps Firefox Help Disabled Users

The folks at IBM have reached out to disabled computer users who might want to make Firefox more user friendly. IBM has contributed 50,000 lines of code to make the browser more accessible to the blind and motor impaired. Web developers can create pages that reduce, for example, the amount of tabbing required to [...]

Ajax Start Pages

Who knew there were so many different and neat start page projects in the works? (link via Mashable*)

Ajax is infinitely cool, isn’t it? Tech Crunch today has a review of NetVibes, a personal homepage that features a really slick ajax interface. Check it out! NetVibes isn’t alone as far as ajaxian [...]

Adding Search Engines to Firefox

If you have used Firefox, then you know that one of the best features that it offers is the ability to extend your searching ways. By default, on the right hand side you have a small search menu set up. It has a few search engines in there already, but what if you [...]

Hosting Job Outsourcing | New Free Web Hosting Company

It is Monday morning, that can only mean two things. You are about to get started with a brand new week, and you are sitting on the edge of your seat in anticipation for the next Web Hosting Show. Well, maybe you are not ready just yet to start the week off, but [...]

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