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Just say no to long URLs. They always break in peoples' e-mail. Next time I have a long URL to send. I think this is going to get a try.
Just say no to long URLs. They always break in peoples' e-mail. Next time I have a long URL to send. I think this is going to get a try.
This is the second of recent articles on RSS (webfeeds). The PC World article is longer and gives a good list of tools whereas this one focuses on just SharpReader and FeedReader. I think the moment IE supports webfeeds, this whole space is going to just explode. I don't think most home users are comfortable…
The problem with articles like this is that while they do represent a real problem, they are also used as ammunition against telecommuting. But, as the first comment pointed out, companies have not leveraged the cheap and widely available realm of desktop-based video conferencing. Even if it isn't like t.v. or what the entertainment industry…
10 things a geek dad would like to have that isn’t a tie Photo by Juliane Liebermann on Unsplash Not that many of us wear ties any more. I don’t think I’ve had to regularly wear a tie to work—ever. I know that there are as many kinds of geek dads are kinds of dads and geeks out…
Could this be a pivotal breakthrough for Groove? One of my biggest problems with Groove is the duplication of the inbox. When I was on Groove I had my Lotus Notes mailbox and my Groove mailbox. Unfortunately not everyone was on Groove, so sending messages through it were pretty pointless. But even if everyone is…
Not to be out done, Microsoft is now saying that their pervasive search tool (like X1) will launch before Longhorn in 2006. Maybe this has something to do with Google announcing an upcoming beta of this kind of tool… Yahoo! News – Microsoft to Launch New Search Technology
Forms are a pain. For years I've tried to make my forms as simple as possible. Pull down for state/province or enter two letter code? One page or two? Byran Eisenberg makes great points in this article, so I expect part 2 to be usefull as well. Do Your Web Forms Show Good Form?, Part…