All of the buzz in the social communication world these days goes to Twitter. From MacWorld to SXSWI, people have been tweeting about anything and everything going on in their lives. The main goal of Twitter is to have people share their current action or thought in a 140 character message (the specific limit is […]
Over the past few months, the Educated blog hasn’t seen many changes. However, behind the scenes, I have been working on two new projects, both of which I hope see great success, and I’ve also been working with some new people. This has got to be one of the best points in technology, and I’m […]
Over the past few weeks, I’ve learned more about IRC and the UStream.tv service, thanks to the constant live stream that Chris Pirillo runs twenty-four hours a day, 365 days a year. While I’ve been watching him and participating in the chat room, I’ve seen many people ask some common questions about Chris Pirillo, his […]
Jai Nischal Verma from Blog Oh Blog is holding a contest, with the prize being a free, custom-designed WordPress theme. All you have to do to enter the contest is write a blog post describing the contest and linking to it.
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Now that 2007 is slowly rumbling to an end, I’ve glanced back at all of the amazing breakthroughs that have been made over the course of the year. Microsoft released Windows Vista; Apple released the iPhone, new iMac and new iPods; and many other new products and services have emerged.
Web Worker Daily would like to […]
Tonight I will doing maitainence upgrades to the Educated main site (the front page and the blog, but not Michael P. Web solutions or Mesivta of Roslyn). If things look jittery, come back later and it will look much better.
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The search giant Google added a new lever of search to their offerings today. As I opened the company’s Google Reader service, I noticed the new search field in the upper pane or the interface:
Whatever Greasemonkey script was previously used to hack a search field is no longer necessary. The new option allows you to […]
After months of not touching my school’s Web site, there is finally hope as to when things will get rolling again. Currently, I am running it on Mambo 4.6.x series, which is deeply incompatible with many components and such. Too keep at least the SEF URLs running, I had to hack up one of the […]
