Hulu – Who Knew It’d Be So Good?
I’ve been a member of Hulu for a few weeks now and I have to say that I’m quite impressed with it. The TV networks...
Author: Thomas
Thomas is a senior software engineer at Nerdery specializing in front-end development and WordPress. Avid weather fan, and roller coaster enthusiast.
Tinseltown Feedback Wanted
It’s that time of the year again. Time to put up the lights, shop till you drop and dress up your Firefox with Tinseltown, a...
extero Firefox Theme Launches
My latest Firefox theme, extero, has hit version 1.0 and is live and ready for your enjoyment! extero is a gray theme with bright brilliant...
A Quick Look at Firefox 3 Beta 1
Firefox 3 Beta 1 is out and there are a few nice new features. I took a few minutes and played around with it and...
Apple Gets Cozy With Wikipedia
It seems that almost every Google search shows Wikipedia in the top ten. Wikipedia is the best result for almost everything according to Google. Well...
90 Minutes With Super Mario Galaxy
My wife brought home Super Mario Galaxy we spend 90 minutes playing it last night. I have to say that even though Princess got taken...
Six Small But Nice Leopard Features
After reading Hawk Wings Five favourite time-saving Leopard Tips, I decided to write my own six cool Leopard items. These are small features, but nice...
I am not a spammer.
It seems that something or someone found a hole one in one of my WordPress installs and started sending out spam early this morning. My...
Mac OS 10.5 Leopard – Bad Kitty Cat
To my surprise today, I filled up my hard drive. I had less than 500MB left! Shocked, I quickly tried to find out why as...
New Gmail Has Arrived
A new version of Gmail is available. The only thing different I can see is a robust address book. It also warns users if they...
Google Analytics Extension Updated
The new version of GA? has been released. The Google Analytics detector now re-checks each page as you switch between tabs to ensure the status...
Whoops, I just sent like 400 StumbleUpon Friend Requests
It seems that StumbleUpon can connect to your Gmail account and auto-magically connect you with those that have StumbleUpon accounts. I thought that was cool...