FriendFeed made the beta site available, but in doing so they broke all my Greasemonkey scripts. Better FriendFeed no longer works, Cleaner FriendFeed is broke, and a few others I was using. The only solution I could come up with to make sure I could still add custom tabs was to update my Better FriendFeed [ Read More ]
Archive for August, 2008
I originally got a video camera so that I could post videos of me singing on YouTube. Yeah, I know, lame. Anyway, I more recently began using Seesmic for recording a workout journal because I find it extremely boring to write down or type what I have done. This information is imperative in making sure [ Read More ]
I signed up for Rejaw a while ago and I was actually taken with it’s interface. Even with all the Web 2.0 stuff out there and everybody jumping on the AJAX bandwagon, there are still only a few sites I’ve come across that actually use these technologies to provide a rich and interactive user experience. [ Read More ]
I just recently came across the opportunity to blog about the Alzheimer’s Memory Walk. Some of you who have been around for a while are already aware that I only write about things I find interesting or beneficial to my readers. This is definitely something I think can help a lot of people. Many of [ Read More ]
Do you believe that there is a road to success? Some hidden pathway that will take you directly to your lifetime goals? I have heard this term used all the time. I believe I have even used it on this very blog. But, now that I think about it, it just can’t be true. A [ Read More ]
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yL10-dl3A7Q[/youtube] Debt is a serious problem in America. With gas prices sky high and the mortgage crisis going on, it’s getting a lot worse. You can’t simply rely on a new president’s financial plan to turn your situation around. Whether you’re living paycheck-to-paycheck while your bills stack up behind you, or you’re dipping into your [ Read More ]
This is quick video showing how I keep track of multiple micro-blogging services using Pidgin, Launchy, and Ping.fm. I basically send everything via Ping.fm and recieve everything via IM. One thing I forgot to mention here is that I can also “post” to Twitter from TwitterSpy (which I mentioned in a previous post). How I [ Read More ]
Welcome, StumbleUpon users! Don’t forget to subscribe. Ok, now that we understand the evils of posting across multiple services, let’s talk about the basic ways we can go about keeping track of these services. The main issue with cross-posting using services like Ping.fm and Hellotxt is that you’re not actually engaging with people, you’re just [ Read More ]
Welcome, StumbleUpon users! Don’t forget to subscribe. A little while ago, I did a post on using Ping.fm without spamming FriendFeed. This was followed up with a post by Andy DeSoto, where he talks about whether this Ping.fm cross-posting is saving time at the expense of others. Now, I know there are a lot of [ Read More ]
Me and my little brother play Massive Multiplayer Online Role-Playing Games (MMORPG’s). I try to be a good big bro whenever possible, so this is one of the ways we bond. We may be physically in two different places at times, even within the same house, but at least we can threaten to murder eachother [ Read More ]
Everyone knows how awesome Duncan’s FriendFeed tabs are. After reading Smaller Tabs, More Choices , I created a couple more tabs to help increase my productivity while using FriendFeed. I agree with Duncan, though: “Ideally these will one day become one script and user definable.” So I decided to go ahead and make that happen. [ Read More ]
