Providing information which is difficult to find
There’s a very interesting article in The Age about Facebook and MySpace. The so called high priestess of the internet, danah boyd (yes she prefers her name to be in lower case) is doing a Ph.D on online culture.
She maintains that MySpace is losing people to Facebook, both of which are social networking sites because [...]
Google’s new ad management feature will mean that your ad unit settings (such as colours and channels) for new AdSense for content ad units will be saved in your AdSense account every time you generate ad code. Then, if you’d like to change any of these settings in the future, all you do is make [...]
I read the following article in one of the computer magazines I recommended, but now can’t find it again to acknowledge the source.
“What is Social Bookmarking?
Have you ever seen additions to online articles that say “share this article” or “submit to Digg”, and wondered what they mean? These are links to social bookmarking sites. So, [...]
Despite knowing that many contributions to wikipedia are dubious, depending on the politics of the contributer, and also knowing that the FBI and CIA monitor it fairly closely, here is a new wikipedia search engine.
Wikipedia, if accurate, would surely be the most searchable database, but it still does not have that reputation. On topics that [...]
One of my web site backgrounds.
The following URL displays AJAX widgets mainly. They include dynamic content, edit in place, feeds, forms, galleries, slideshows, menus. Each one has the sample XHTML. You just need to change the code to suit your images or menus.
http://www.ajaxdaddy.com/
This site has many free sites where you can communicate, share, and edit stuff online. They are all web 2.0 applications. Worth a good look. I tried out resize an image and that was good. Easier than going into Irfan View I suppose.
http://simplespark.com/
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