I have been a long time Bloglines user. I used to be a heavy RSS Bandit user. When the latest version of RSS Bandit came out, I saw they had added support to synch with Newsgator, a competitor to Bloglines. Since I don’t really have any loyalty to Bloglines and I really liked using RSS […]
Get ready to update. Firefox 1.5 also includes new support for Web standards, adding support for Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG), JavaScript 1.6 and new versions of CSS (Cascading Style Sheets). Link
Technology. I play Battlefield 2; it’s a kick-ass FPS. EA, the publisher, has a long and storied history of releasing many, many (needed) patches for the series. They just released the latest for BF2. When I started to download the file from their site (this is EA, largest game company in North America), I was […]
Not to be left out of a good thing, Ford today announced 4,000 white-collar job cuts. I don’t see any posts of these cuts on the local pro-Union blogs. Funny that…
General Motors announced today that they would be closing 9 plants and RIFing 30,000 people in the next 3 years. 30,000 people. For Michiganders, that means the Lansing plant, the Flint engine facility, and the service and parts center in Ypsilanti will be closed, with the potential for another plant closing. For three areas that […]
Meh.
10 topics to get over the hump. Link
A freakin’ awesome tool for generating color schemes. Makes me want to work on this site again. ColorMatch Redux
Looking for a CMS? How about a screen reader? Or try a new email client. This Wikipedia list of open source applications can point you in the right direction for any of those and hundreds of other needs.
Has anyone installed Drupal on a 1&1 hosted site? I’m trying to uplaod the SQL file that creates the tables in my MySQL database, but I can’t get it to run. Google, so far, hasn’t been any help. Any advice would be much appreciated. Update: Nevermind, I got it to work. Had to run the […]