Facebook deleted the profile of “Ranger Rick”, the spokes-raccoon for the National Wildlife Federation. It should be a crime. And it brings up the question, who owns your friends? On a network like facebook, digg, or myspace, you may not have another way to contact those people. Are we at the mercy of these sites?
In a recent interview, Jason Fried from 37 Signals tells us why working closely together destroys productivity.
Wow, who would have thought that people will talk all day and not get any work done?
JB over at Crunchgear has the exclusive on the “upcoming” Google Phone, supposedly set to launch in Q1 2008. His source is someone inside HTC, the company that Google’s working with to pick one of 20 models to finalize their design.
Wow, I really wanted an iPhone, because they are cool. But a Google Phone! It doesn’t get any better than that. Here’s a list of why the Google Phone is cool:
The key to staying productive at all your computers is building a consistent workspace
—that is, a computing environment that is the same (where it counts) everywhere you use a computer. Today we’ll highlight several methods for creating consistent workspaces so that wherever you are, your bookmarks, files, folders, etc, are all in harmony
This is what I need to do. I have 3 computers that I work and play on. On 2 different operating systems. One of these days I’ll get it all together.
Can you buy your way to better rankings? Maybe not, but adding advertising can be a great way to bring in more organic traffic. This is an interesting article that exposes a truth I’ve become aware of. You buy more than you bargain for with a good PPC campaign.
So your sitting there on Saturday morning, sipping on a nice warm cup of coffee or tea, smell the freshness of the morning, and whipping up some html, CSS and trying out some new AJAX programming. Your stuck on something, you wish you had a quick cheat sheet to get you back on track.
This is handy. It’s like someone got hold of my bookmarks.html file. Although I’m not sure how handy it is for “developers”. There seem to be a few sections missing, like the php, java, ruby, and python ones. I’m sure there are people that use microsoft tools also, but do you really need cheat sheets to see where to click?
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