Josh Legard has written a Windows Live Writer Feed Insert Plugin that makes it easy to pull multiple RSS or Atom feed items into a blog post.
The AIR Foundation committed to ‘accessibility is a right’ Orlando, Florida – January 31, 2008 – The AIR Foundation, a nonprofit organization headquartered in Minneapolis, Minn. was announced today at a press conference held during the Assistive Technology Industry Association (ATIA) 2008 National Conference at the Caribe Royale Resort in Orlando, Florida. The mission of […]
Glaser talks about how he used to be excited when he received a notification of a new action on Facebook — a poke, a wall post, a message — but more recently, all that has changed. “Now, my reaction to getting the same kinds of notifications has changed, and I dread clicking through to see […]
The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers is looking to effectively end domain tasting with a proposal to start charging the annual ICANN fee on registrar domain registrations.Domain tasting is the use of the Add Grace Period to test the profitability of a domain name registration. The AGP is a five-day period following the […]
SupportSpace is a new tech-support network. It certifies independent tech experts and connects them with people in need. I’m unclear how this certification and rating works, but I imagine it’s based partly on feedback from users. The company provides call connection, desktop-sharing services, and other utilities to its contractors. More at: Do tech support in […]
Listen to Erik Saltwell and Nishant Kothary talk about user experience, why “designer” is an imprecise term, the aesthetics of markup, upcoming features in Expression Web, PHP IntelliSense and #includes, the WordPress and PHP session at MIX08, and Erik on customer intimacy (SFW). It’s almost 40 minutes long, but very enlightening and well worth your […]
RE: Fix it before we nix it Ev/Biz, people are talking. This last “scheduled maintenance schedule for prime time i your prime market, got moved and when you finally did it, the end result was that things were more of a mess than they were before. Tweeters are talking mostly about Twitter and they are […]
I don’t think they really use a knife for arthroscopic surgery, but I really don’t want to know. The first 3 days afterwards are really hazy, thanks to the pain meds. Friday night, the Cryo/Cuff came off, the ON-Q PainBuster came out and the bandages were changed – all by my daughter. She is a […]
My vacation is over and now it’s time to move on to the shoulder surgery to remove the bone spur, fix the partially torn rotator cuff, torn cartilage, and remove the cyst. The surgery is scheduled for 10:15 Wednesday morning – I have to be there by 9:15. Nothing to eat after midnight Tuesday, no […]
At CircleID, there’s a letter posted from Network Solutions that describes what they are doing and they try and justify it by saying they are trying to protect their customers. Since when does using their site to do a search make you a customer? You haven’t bought anything, you are just using there (supposedly) free […]