Previous posts explained why I believe BitTorrent is a problem, but like most technology, BitTorrent does have a worth while purpose. BitTorrent for enterprise network usage isn’t anything new, but according to TorrentFreak, a Dutch University finally decided to use the peer to peer protocol for software patch distribution. Naturally, the decision makers at […]

Nothing really special in this post other than a list of sites that display their Entrecard widget above the fold, all of which are conveniently organized by average load times. How awesome is that? Before I share the URL, I’d like to thank Walt from 365tofreedom.com. He’s the genius that came up with […]

So you want to earn some cash on-line but don’t think you’re smart enough? Maybe you’ve heard of BANS (build a niche store) but can’t afford to dish out the $100. Either way, these are both silly reasons. If you’re reading this blog, you’re smart enough, and anyone willing to pay $100 for that software […]

If you have a blog, graphics portfolio, e-commerce, or any other type of site, I’ll take a look at several key factors and provide my personal opinion on what’s beneficial, and what needs to go. However, as with any “free” offer, there’s a catch. The Free Web Site Review Catch You must provide at least one back […]

After thirty minutes of being a member of Entrecard I’ve received 16 unique visitors. That’s huge compared to the measly 6 I’ve received from Blogroll within the last couple months. If you haven’t already, goto Entrecard.com and sign up for a free account. Either upload a custom 125×125 digital business card of your choice, or […]

The workstation used at my day job is configured to prevent any sort of netbios activity (file shares, broadcasts, how useless is this protocol? jeez), incoming and outgoing. But, there may come a time when sharing information, testing a software pilot, or local web development has to occur. Enter: SHTTPD. Creator Sergey Lyubka had the right […]

For those of us that own an LG AX8600, but aren’t willing to dish out $2.99 for a ringtone, here’s a way to add mp3s to your phone and use them as ringtones. What you’ll need:

USB Data Cable micro SD card Computer with XP, although this could possibly work with Linux mp3s LG AX8600 Audacity (optional)

First, insert the micro SD card […]

Google has an amazing service that allows domain owners to basically use GMail’s capabilities with a custom domain. For example, instead of having someuser@gmail.com, you can have someuser@yourdomain.com, while still reaping the benefits of GMail. Why do this? For a number of reasons:

Less stress on your server Google requires TLS (SSL) for incoming and outgoing communications Full […]

My buddy from http://www.floridacaraudio.com/ sent me a link to a free album this morning. The idea of these guys posting their entire new album up for download inspired me to share their link. From what’s available on the Internet, the band appears relatively new. There’s little content on their easy to navigate page, nor is […]

Sure, you’ve seen this orange icon everywhere, but what does it mean? I’m glad I asked. This graphic represents a method of organizing and publishing structured, syndicated content into what’s known as an RSS (Really Simple Syndication) feed. RSS feeds make life easier, especially when your bookmarks reach an unmanageable point, advertisements become overbearing, or […]