This Week’s Mitch Links
Here is another selection of links for you to enjoy. Remember if you want more, check out WebHostingShow.com, HostingHoopla.com and FirefoxFacts.com!
+ Egos in Web Hosting - Podcast 58
+ CSSVista
Here is another selection of links for you to enjoy. Remember if you want more, check out WebHostingShow.com, HostingHoopla.com and FirefoxFacts.com!
+ Egos in Web Hosting - Podcast 58
+ CSSVista
When a Web site just isn’t working for you, you need a change. Ever since November of last year, SB-1 Online had been a pain in the butt for me to update, because I had to do everything by hand. Last week, I had enough.
That is where the idea of the SB1Online.com redesign was born. Thanks to WordPress, the entire Web site is more interactive and is a heck of a lot easier to update. For those of you who might be a little confused about who SB-1 is, he’s one of my best friends.
So go check out the new Web site, and let me know what you think!
There you have it folks, I didn’t think it could happen either till I was called to take the picture. This is a baby chicken with eleven toes. Five on one foot and six on the other. Chickens usually only have six toes, for those folks out there who haven’t seen a chicken before it is deep fried.
I hope it makes it. You have to believe that this wouldn’t exactly make for easy walking.
Note: If this doesn’t make me at least a C-List blogebrity, I don’t know what would!
This is as simple as I can put it, following everything that is being labeled as “Web 2.0″ is pretty difficult. There are so many projects, and only so much time to go through them all. Well, that was the case before I ran into NEO Binaries.
NEO Binaries does an excellent job when it comes to matching up Web applications to the users who need them. I might not be interested in Web 2.0 solution one, two and three, but solution number five looks really good. They give a quick summery of what each project is about, community rating and user reviews. If that isn’t enough, they also have a news section that covers all the latest and greatest out of this Web 2.0 movement.
After browsing through the categories they deliver, I was able to find a few Web 2.0 applications I probably wouldn’t have known about. This is a positive for both the content creators and the content users.
Want to help out? They have an entire Web page dedicated to listing ways you can contribute to the Web site.
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I’ve always been one who liked to share, so here are a few of the top postings from my various side projects this week. Now don’t say I never gave you anything.
+ Domain Tools and Resources - Podcast 57
+ Firefox Tips for Power Users
+ How to Provide Exceptional Service
+ Beware the “Me Too” Web Host
I tried out the new Opera 9 beta yesterday. My thoughts? It still confuses the heck out of me. I’ll stay with Firefox for the time being. My biggest complaint would be with how it deals with RSS. It seems like when I click on that nice little orange button in the address bar it takes me to a place I know nothing about. It doesn’t tell you how you got there or how you can get back. I guess if there is a winner, then there has to be a loser in the browser wars. Opera is the one-legged man running the 100 meter race with a midget on it’s back.
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