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NeoOffice Goodness & Replacement Icon

  • 4 Jun, 2007

I’ve recently re-checked out NeoOffice. NeoOffice is the Mac version of OpenOffice and is a great alternative to Microsoft Office. NeoOffice is free which makes it $400 less that the Microsoft version. 😉 The download is big, but it’s a program that sure can do a lot. The interface is very nice and it makes […]

We Are The Web – So Cheesy Funny

  • 1 Jun, 2007

I’m not sure how I missed out on the “We are the Web” movement, but I recently came across the video on YouTube and the website. I have to say, it’s one of the funniest things I’ve seen in a while. Take a stand and fighting for net neutrality and internet freedom. All together now […]

GoDaddy RegisterFly Scam?

  • 31 May, 2007

Talk about fishy, I just got an email from GoDaddy saying they already transferred my RegisterFly domain(s) and created an account for me. What the???? First off, I don’t use GoDaddy nor do I want to. Nothing against it, but it’s just not for me. Second, how did they get my email? It’s not one […]

Adobe’s Apollo Leaves Me Confused

  • 31 May, 2007

I don’t remember who, but in my recent feed reading someone said that Adobe’s Apollo was going to be a great thing. So I installed it last night only to be left confused on what I was doing. Apollo is basically an invisible application that you can run mini applications on. Much like Yahoo Widget […]

Help Save A Startup – Zooomr

  • 30 May, 2007

One of my favorite startup companies is in need of help. Zooomr is a great photo sharing site much like Flickr or Photobucket. However, during a recent upgrade, they ran into major issues. Now they are in dire need of new database machines to get everything back online. One can donate via the Zooomr homepage. […]

Run red lights in NYC without leaving home.

  • 29 May, 2007

If you haven’t seen the buzz, Google Maps now has street level views. You can actually see what the city looks like from the street level along with what’s to the right and left of you. All views from the drivers seat. Unfortunately this isn’t available for all cities yet, but New York City is […]

Seven things I learned from my trip to St Louis.

  • 29 May, 2007

Hank, my sister in-laws dog, is almost bigger than I am. I’m told he’s small for a Great Dane though. I can make ringtones in Garage Band. However, my phone doesn’t recognize mp3 files as ring tones. It does recognize ACC files, but I can’t get one of ‘My Sounds’ on my phone to be […]

A Firefox Theme Breaking the Mold

  • 24 May, 2007

It’s amazing how some designers are hopping on board with Firefox and creating amazing themes. The OFFICIAL Washington Capitals NHL theme is a prime example of what people can do. This theme is really well designed and it’s just the start. I’m not really a Washington Capitals, or hockey for that matter, fan but I […]

Computer Monster – Take That Technology

  • 23 May, 2007
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The beauty of YouTube is that people can upload videos from long ago. Things I’d never see otherwise. Check out this fun clip from before I was born (1971) where a pre-Cookie Monster Muppet thinks a computer looks tasty. Mmmmm technology. According to Boing Boing, the character is Wheel-Stealer who eventually evolved into Cookie Monster. […]

My ‘Best Free Mac Applications’ List

  • 21 May, 2007

On the Mac, there are some fantastic applications that are completely free. Here is a list of what I believe to be some of the best I’ve found so far. Adium – The all in one, completely customizable instant messaging program. It absolutely rocks! AOL Radio – I love this because I can get nearly […]