Site Analysis Gets Expert Treatment
Good head to head to head reviews. But I think most of these packages are out of the league of most users to purchase and implement. Definitely stuff for the enterprise-level crowd.
Good head to head to head reviews. But I think most of these packages are out of the league of most users to purchase and implement. Definitely stuff for the enterprise-level crowd.
Ah, Canadian humour. I'm not sure Robin gets our sense of humour. So read Robin's comments, then go read the Toque (which, for you non-Canadians who might be reading this, what Americans call a stocking cap…the winter knitted hat). I like Points 4 (Install a game), 6 (turn on a TV), 7 (read), 8 (go…
I tried Furl, thought it looked interesting, but chickened out on doing some of the sign ups…now I'm going to try it again. Amy Gahran has been writing a good bit about Furl and it sounds pretty darn useful. This article, though, is about copyright and is a good read. All of us who write…
This is a test of the new BlogJet This… extension for FireFox. The extention is at this blog: http://dotavery.com/blog/archive/2004/07/24/1723.aspx BlogJet weblog :: Main Page We need your help. We're seeking someone who can write an extension for Mozilla similar to “BlogJet This!” button for Internet Explorer (it can be right-click menu item, not button). I…
Sure I want to, but that isn’t the point Photo by Todd Quackenbush on Unsplash I love to cook. My mom taught me how to make her spaghetti sauce when I was 13 (that would be 35 years ago) and I never looked back. I still have my cheap, plastic recipe card box from 7th grade home…
This feature is very much like Shinkuro. And it is powerful. Making sharing files easy and secure should be one of the core requirements of any good collaboration system. One of the exciting new capabilities within the soon-to-ship version 3.0 is Groove folder synchronization. Hugh Pyle, a Groove Networks developer, provides some background. [Groove.net Weblog]
GMail is truly a Google coup. I like having the extra e-mail address and I do think the interface and technology is really cool. I think techies/geeks/Neterati love being in select groups…I love private beta tests. You really get to feel like you're helping make a product better and when a friend uses the tool…