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Big shocker tonight please do not send hate mail, I know your gonna send it anyway ;). Lot's to share as well as a invite to come hang out for the Tech Podcast Network Round Table this Saturday. I also may have a live streaming event tomorrow at about 5:30pm HST visit GNC for more details. Plans for show 500
I upgraded to Firefox 3.5 about a week ago. To be honest I have been unimpressed. I am sure that somehow there is better protection under the hood. Perhaps even a slight speed increase. However, I have found more problems than obvious cures. Upon opening it freezes if having trouble loading the home page for some reason. The standard "X"
1 petabyte of usable storage would weigh about 1.5 tons
With great interest I have been following the news articles and rumors of the upcoming Google OS release. I am trying to wrap my mind around the Google business plan. From search engine to online advertising dominance to Gmail to Google docs to Google Code to Google Mobile OS Android to Google Chrome to Google Wave to Google Voice to
I have a Twitter account and am always looking for a better desktop application. I have tried, Tweetdeck, Seesmic Desktop, Twhirl and Tweetie each has its pluses and minuses, but none are exactly what I am looking for. Then I saw a post about Mixero another Twitter desktop application on Friendfeed and it looked interesting, so I requested an invitation code, which I received.
"Microsoft warned users Monday about yet another serious security flaw related to its Internet Explorer browser for which there is no fix." If I had a nickel for every time I've seen that phrase come from Microsoft, I could retire early. I have not been a fan of Internet Explorer for a long time; I was an early downloader of
I debated about posting this, but think I should for the greater good. Knowledge is power. Apparently, there are regional patterns of how Social Security Numbers are distributed by birth place and birth date. Scientists, using publicly-available information, were able to accurately guess social security numbers of individuals simply by plugging in those three variables. This means that as random
When a product or service becomes cumbersome, users stop using it unless they are forced to use it (Microsoft Office 2007 is a fine example of being forced to use something). I am a big fan of having little programs or services to do things, but more often than not, using the program or service becomes cumbersome, and I dump
I had so much content tonight that I could not cover it all, here the shock in my voice at 1:03 :). Listen to the show for the promo code tonight to enter to win at PodcastMadness.com you cannot win unless you listen. Special prize next Tuesday for one listener that enters to win. Please support the Show Sponsors as
This morning I kicked off the 1 year podcast project, five listeners of my podcast where picked from a contest I had in June. They get 1 years worth of podcast development consultation, free web and podcast media hosting. Corporations pay me thousands of dollars each year for the same advice I am going to be giving these individuals, and
I want to break down just how much time the PowerPress Podcast Plugin and Blubrry Hosting has saved me when I publish my podcast. Most of us are so busy today anytime we can get some time back through new tools and more efficient ways that it is worth sharing. Disclaimer my company RawVoice is the company behind Blubrry.com and
After 30 years, Compuserve has decided to shut down. Not the whole thing, though, as Compuserve 2000 will still be around. Still, this marks the end of an era. Compuserve started as a dial up service in 1969. That is long before the Internet and World Wide Web were even thought of. In the 80's it changed hands and became
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