From the category archives:

Internet

Cloud Computing

November 22, 2008

No wait, I mean Virtualization … , I mean Grid … well no, I should say Utility … Oh, well, forget it … just find a way to save some money!
If you have been in the information technology (IT) sector for any length of time, you are probably accustomed to two IT industry absolutes: (1) [...]

Blog Clog

October 22, 2008

Blog clog. It’s not a new phenomenon. We’ve seen it before. Web sites that are nothing much but ad-banner after ad-banner. Rows and rows of ad banners. Affiliate banners. No content, just banners. No useful information, not even a cohesiveness of banner-subject-matter. Just a wasted click-thru from a search engine result.

Affiliate Links and the 16GB USB Flash Drive for $31.69

October 21, 2008

16GB PD16 USB Flash Drive for $31.69, and the shipping is free! I found a reference to this on a Squidoo lens titled Fun Flash Drives. I have an 8g flash drive that I paid $30 for, and thought it was an excellent bargain. So this is a bargain x2.
Here’s the link to the flash drive. [...]

Warm Fuzzy Blogging by a Schizophrenic Programmer

October 20, 2008

Just had a read on a blog by a programmer named Binny. He’s starting a new tradition and I like it. From now on, when he subscribes to a blog, he is writing to the owner and letting them know.Â
He thinks, and I agree, that it would be a nice thing to do, and would [...]

Search Me

August 8, 2008

HOW COOL IS THIS?  There must be about a bazillion little search engines out there, but this one is different! You don’t get a list of text results, or even a list of text results with a small screen shot of the sites.

Google’s Knol – Share Your Knowledge

July 26, 2008

Google is starting a program called Knol – which is short for a Knowledge unit. They say it is Wikipedia-like, in that readers can add or edit content, but my first impression of Knol was that it is Squidoo-like.

The Stress of Living Online

July 14, 2008

Blogging can take a toll – but so can programming, designing web sites, administrating a corporate network, running an ecommerce site – the list goes on and on.