After reading an article about accelerating bookmarking to Delicious in Chrome, I got the idea to do something similar for Diigo. I like Diigo a lot better and it actually bookmarks to Delicious for me as a backup. To use this script: Download and install AutoHotKey Download the script here: ChromeToDiigo.ahk Run the script just [ Read More ]
Archive for September, 2008
Apparently, MySpace now interfaces with Google Gears to enable “super fast search and sorting” for your inbox. Yes, I really did just copy that from the graphic. What does this mean? I’m not sure. Everyone seems to hate MySpace anyway. I actually like MySpace. Probably because I’m an artist and everyone is already familiar with [ Read More ]
There is no such thing as privacy anymore. Go back and read that again….I’ll wait…. Now that you grasp that, don’t you feel a little better? Maybe like a weight has been lifted off your shoulders? Breathe. Now, you don’t have to go around being so damn secretive all the time. You no longer have [ Read More ]
The Internet is sometimes a dangerous place. We do a lot of things online for the shear convenience of it. The average person probably at least accesses their bank accounts, credit reports, and email online. If you’re into social media and social networking, you may have at least 10 different sights that you access multiple [ Read More ]
Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. has collapsed. Merrill Lynch has been swallowed up by Bank of America. AIG was thrown an 18 billion dollar lifeline at the last second by the Fed. Now, WAMU teeters on the brink of disaster. What are you doing to get your debt in order? I guarantee the Fed is not [ Read More ]
I did this video a few days ago to express my feelings about the current presidential election. I am not endorsing either candidate, but I wanted to express the importance of making an educated decision. “In order to get something you haven’t had, you have to do something you haven’t done.” Get Involved. At least [ Read More ]
I recently ran into some major issues with my hosting company. I won’t bother naming them, but I promise you would recognize the name if I did. What was the issue? Apparently, a few of my readers found something I had written here quite useful and submitted my post to StumbleUpon. Having a reader submit [ Read More ]
FriendFeed users are outraged today that they were not notified there would be a change in the layout of the popular aggregation site before it was put into place. The sidebar was moved from the right side to the left side and made slightly smaller. FriendFeed should have tested the design first, maybe on a [ Read More ]
In this day and age of Social Media and online communications, I find it quite disconcerting when someone feels the need to actually call me on a phone. It could just be my anti-social side, but I would much rather a text, email, or even a message on a micro-blogging service. How many times during [ Read More ]
Ubiquity is a new Firefox add-on that attempts to fix problems with the usability of the web. Developers and users alike can extend the web as they see fit. It allows you to control the web using regular language. With search, you type what you want to find. With Ubiquity, you type what you want [ Read More ]
An interview question that I couldn’t answer. What’s your answer? [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gQ6RKbARUPg[/youtube]
