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Sweet Look of Google Analytics on AIR

  • 27 Sep, 2007

Google Analytics is a great program, but add in Adobe AIR and it becomes even better with the Google Analytics Reporting Suite module. It’s a stand alone application that gives you direct access into your Google Analytics account with a few great features thrown in. The first thing I love is the ability to have […]

Upgraded to WordPress 2.3 Smoothly

  • 26 Sep, 2007

I took the jump to WordPress 2.3 tonight and I don’t seem to see any issues.  Do you see any?  If you do, post them below or email them to me. The upgrade was painless and all my Ultimate Tag Warrior tags imported beautifully.  Thanks to LifeSpy for the run down on how-to get them […]

SpamAssassin Research & Battle

  • 24 Sep, 2007

I’ve been doing a lot of spam research lately and trying to figure out why certain email messages were being tagged as [Spam] in the subject line and others weren’t. Now, this isn’t your typical spam, it’s legit emails and ones that shouldn’t be marked. All the obvious items were checked into and no issues […]

Chocoflop – A Simple & Free Image Editor

  • 21 Sep, 2007

I’m always looking for cool applications and ways to make my life easier. I’m a big fan of Fireworks, but launching the application every time I want to make a quick image edit seems to be too much work sometimes. That’s why I found Chocoflop. Chocoflop is a free image editor for the Mac. It […]

The Death of YouTube?

  • 18 Sep, 2007

YouTube has long been the goto place to find anything you missed from TV, or just to watch things you’d never see on TV. However, lately, it just seems like it’s being spammed more and more. In this example, I searched for Carrie Underwood and got a bit of spam instead. Since YouTube is owned […]

extero Firefox Theme – Preview 1

  • 17 Sep, 2007

My latest Firefox theme is entitled extero and you can install a preview of it today! What’s different about extero? The main thing is the tab bar. It was designed to bring the tab bar to the front. It’s kind of hard to explain, so you’ll have to check it out. extero also uses dots […]

Use iPhone Applications in Firefox’s Sidebar

  • 10 Sep, 2007

With the release of the iPhone, many software companies are releasing iPhone versions of their applications. Even though you might not have an iPhone, there is still a chance that you can use them with Firefox’s sidebar. Firefox’s sidebar is and odd place to load a web page, however if you manage your bookmarks, there […]

Garth Brooks is More than a Memory

  • 8 Sep, 2007

Garth Brooks is back on the radio with his yearly single. This time it’s titled More than a Memory. The thought of a new Garth music shouldn’t come as to much of a surprise. It seems that with his Walmart deal, Garth gets a new product each year and those products are then promoted via […]

Does Webkit have a bug or are Mac programmers missing a step?

  • 5 Sep, 2007

Apple’s Webkit is being built into all sort of Mac applications, however they all seem to share data and I don’t feel they should. As an example, if you log into your Google account in Safari, Shiira is also logged in. And it doesn’t stop there. GCal, CSSEdit and Journler all use webkit too so […]

iPod touch Should Be iPod PDA!

  • 5 Sep, 2007

With Apple’s new announcement of iPod touch, I’m ready to buy! (Wife, ignore that.) iPod touch is basically an iPhone without the phone. Perfect for me as I don’t want to go with ATT. It has a multi touch interface, Wi-Fi and iTunes Store on the iPod! I think I’m in love. Even better yet, […]