Today I discovered a unique way to mess up my day. In fact, I was almost devastated. What did I do that was so horrible? I left my notebook that has all my task lists and planning stuff at home on my desk. Words can’t completely convey how lost I was for the first hour …
Monthly Archive: June 2007
Jun 09
Frets On Fire
I recently discovered Frets on Fire, an open source game very similar to the Guitar Hero games. Guitar Hero is one of those games I’ve never owned, but always looked longingly at — I’m just not ready to commit to a gaming console. But oooh, I want to play! Frets on Fire appears to solve …
Jun 07
Nesting Remote Desktop Connections
The Challenge Have you ever used Remote Desktop Connection (RDC) to control one machine, and then from that first session used RDC to control another machine? It gets a bit dicey if you want to see the first session again. Clicking the minimize button on the little control bar minimizes everything and you’re back to …
Jun 04
Getting / Staying Organized
First, I became quite fond of Zoho Planner. It worked well, but once I learned about Getting Things Done (GTD) I felt I had to move on. I then fell in love with Tracks. I enjoyed the relationship for several months, but (fickle guy that I am) soon transferred my affections to Vitalist. I write …
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Jun 10
More on the Potential For DoFollow Abuse
I’m still not changing my mind: Getting rid of “rel=nofollow” on comments still feels like the right thing to do. However, I’m noticing more and more discussions about it that are food for thought. A couple weeks ago, I touched on this and mentioned the disturbing trend of “seo types” listing out dofollow (the art …
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