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• Top Fives

  My top five favorite cloud computing services and hybrids

  06.05.09 | Permalink | Comment?

  Cloud computing is rapidly becoming a household name. Not only that, it’s making my life a hell of a lot easier. Here is a quick list of my personal favorite cloud computing services and hybrids.
  Google is the undisputed king of the cloud. If you spend any considerable amount of time on the Internet, you probably [...]

• Computers & Technology

  Mozilla’s Ubiquity

  08.28.08 | Permalink | Comment?

  Ubiquity for Firefox from Aza Raskin on Vimeo.
  Just installed this. It’s only an early alpha release, but it looks just too promising for me to wait for the beta.

• Books & Literature

  Some good reads…

  04.14.08 | Permalink | Comment?

  I thought these three books were good enough to earn the Robert Sinclaire uber-elite seal of approval.
  The Victorian Internet — This book was fantastic. My daughter bought it for me at a library book sale for 50 cents. The Victorian Internet chronicles the rise of the telegraph, as well as the astounding effects it had [...]

• Self Improvement

  Zen Habits: Inspiration on the Net

  07.14.07 | Permalink | Comment?

  I read quite a few blogs. The vast majority of these blogs are technology based. See for yourself. But if you asked me what my absolute favorite blog was, the one that I look forward to reading the most week after week, it wouldn’t be technology based at all. My answer would be Zen Habits.

  Zen [...]

• Computers & Technology

  My Firefox Web 2.0 bar

  06.01.07 | Permalink | Comment?

  I am constantly tweaking my Firefox browser and this, my friends, is my latest and greatest creation. I visit these sites at least once a day, some more than others. Have a look.

• Computers & Technology

  Two great Mac programs: Journler and Quicksilver

  05.15.07 | Permalink | 2 Comments

  Testing Journler’s blogging abilities — If you see this, it worked. Yay!
  For the last few days I’ve been messing around with a great program for the Mac called Journler. It’s like a journal on steroids. It has all the basic features you would expect from journaling software, but then takes it to a whole other [...]

• Rogue Bytes

  10 ways to combat procrastination

  05.13.07 | Permalink | Comment?

  I’ll write this tomorrow…

• Cyberculture & the Net

  Joe’s Goals dot com

  01.05.07 | Permalink | Comment?

  joesgoals.com is website that allows you to create your own to-do lists for anything you can think of. It’s a very simple, yet surprisingly useful little web app. Since this is the season for New Year’s resolutions, I thought I’d share this tool with you.
  The website isn’t the most pleasing website to look at, but [...]

• Cyberculture & the Net

  Google Spreadsheets

  08.15.06 | Permalink | Comment?

  I was writing an email a few minutes ago when I noticed Google has a new feature called Google Spreadsheets.
  I had a chance to mess around with it for a couple of minutes. It seems very smooth, considering it’s a web app. I’ve used other online spreadsheets that are clunky by comparison. It also seems [...]

• Cyberculture & the Net

  The Google Calendar is finally here

  04.13.06 | Permalink | Comment?

  And it looks pretty good. Check it out for yourself. I’ve been messing around with it for the past 20 minutes. I really like the interface, smooth and silky. The only thing I didn’t see was an iCal feature. But then again it is only hour one of its release. I’m sure Google has a [...]