The Next Generation Of Social Networking Sites
FaceSpace and MyBook are out, these badboys are in. I've stumbled across a few "social networking" sites over the past few days that are definitely worth a look or two from you, my loyal reader[s]:
Open Source Food: exchange recipes, have your own rated by your fellow man and drool over the quick pictures of [...]
Skitch Invites (5 Of 'Em)
There's a nifty new app out for the Mac called Skitch — it's a bit hard to describe, but the demo video on the Skitch site does a decent job of doing so. Basically, it's a screen capture/markup tool with a distinct Flickr, et al. aspect to it.
I managed to snag a beta invite [...]
A Theme Tip For WordPress Theme Authors
NOTE: The contents of this post may shift about a bit as time goes on. For some reason, the code-highlighting plugin I'm attempting to use isn't working correctly. There may end up being some more code snippets that find their way into this post if I figure out what's going wrong. Fixed it [...]
Thunderbird 2.0: An Upgrade Well Worth Your Time
The Mozilla Foundation released Thunderbird 2.0 yesterday and, based upon my first 24 hours with it, I'd give it an unconditional thumbs-up.
Overall, it's a much nicer experience than the previous version (1.5). It is faster, the interface is cleaner, it handles IMAP mailboxes far faster than before and it has a few [...]
Toast 8 Titanium: A Review In Brief
To put it bluntly: Roxio's Toast 8 Titanium rocks.
My team lead put in for a couple of copies of Toast 8 shortly after it was announced at Mac World and we have been enjoying them ever since. While it is, at base, a program for burning CDs, DVDs and now Blu Ray [...]
Friday Link Dump, July 7th, 2006
I'm thinking I may make this a regular feature, as it helps me get the links on the virtual page and off my tab bar.
Links
The 10 Commandments of Cell Phone Etiquette. Sounds like a good start to me.
Top 20 Blog Designs, plus Part Two of the series, making it the Top 40, I guess…
Alt fuels/kicking [...]
Great, Now I Can Look Twice As Dorky AND Twice As Elitist
So I installed MacSaber the instant I heard of it because, well, I'm a total geek and the concept of turning my MacBook Pro into a light saber was just too good to pass up. It works well, a little too well, if you ask me. Be on the lookout for Ghyslain-alikes popping [...]
