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Category Archives: Review
Why the New YouTube Mobile Site is Better Than the Mobile Apps
A couple of weeks ago YouTube released their new mobile site, which added some really cool features. The most notable: watch videos directly from the mobile site in a device-native format, without the need for a dedicated app. Aside from this being really cool from a technical standpoint – as an indicator of the true [...]
Why I Use VLC Media Player
Greetings from somewhere in the Caribbean Sea! I’m on Mass Maritime’s annual training cruise aboard the T.S. Enterprise, and we’re currently steaming through the Caribbean on our way to Panama. On board, when we’re not busy with maintenance or training, we spend a lot of time watching movies. I keep my movies on a Western [...]
Five WordPress Plugins to Make Your Blogging Year Better
As an avid WordPress user, I have come to rely heavily on some of my plugins. Occasionally I’ll browse the WordPress.org plugins section looking for cool ones to try, but usually I stumble across them trying to solve a problem or make my life easier. I’ve come up with a list of the ones that [...]
Why I Host with Dreamhost
I switched hosting companies at the beginning of December, because I needed hosting with a little more power and flexibility than I had. I looked at some of the hosts listed on the WordPress site, which all seemed like good options. Then a friend of mine recommended Dreamhost, so looked it up, and was impressed [...]
Flexible Upload: The Perfect Image Upload Plugin for WordPress
I take a lot of pictures, and I like to upload them to my blog. My camera takes large resolution photos though, so preparing the pictures for upload can be annoying. I used to open up each photo I wanted to upload individually in GIMP, resize it, and once all the pictures were resized I’d [...]
Twitter WordPress Plugins: Hit or Miss
A couple days ago I decided to get a Twitter account. It seemed like a cool idea, especially when I saw how Paul Stamatiou had integrated it into his WordPress blog. Being able to have a real-time status update on my site sounded like a cool, more personal touch to stay connected with readers. I [...]
Designing Your Site: Color Scheme Tools
When designing a web site, one of the most important things to consider is the color scheme. Making use of color effectively is crucial in attracting visitors, and keeping them at your site. Obnoxious, clashing colors can drive people away faster than the page can even finish loading. A well-planned, appealing scheme can keep people [...]
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Windows Vista: A Few Redeeming Values (Sort Of)
I recently got a new computer, which came with Windows Vista. I’m a Linux guy at heart, but like most of us, I’m forced to use Windows by the nature of my work. So, I decided to give Vista a shot, and see what it had to show for itself.
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OhLife: The Cool & Convenient Way to Keep a Journal (Really)