Forms are a pain. For years I've tried to make my forms as simple as possible. Pull down for state/province or enter two letter code? One page or two? Byran Eisenberg makes great points in this article, so I expect part 2 to be usefull as well.
This is an interesting web-based collaboration tool. The interface isn't nearly as nice as SharePoint or Intranets.com, but it is nice to have some places to comparison shop. eStudio 5 is a Web-based online project management software suite, providing unlimited users with anytime/anywhere access with prices starting at $40/month. eStudio 5 works with Windows, Mac…
This might explain why Feedster has been so flakey lately. I'm looking forward to seeing the changes. Maybe my account will be fixed too. I can only hope. Feedster Unveils New Look, Sponsored Links Following in the footsteps of fellow RSS player Bloglines, San Francisco-based Feedster will roll out a new version with an ad…
I can't count how many times I've “Googled” someone. I concur with the article in that is it a great way to learn a little more about someone or a company and to see what old e-mail posts from a long forgotten mail list lurk in the depths of Cyberspace.You do have to be careful,…
Blogging Renaissance Blogs are experiencing a renaissance lately. If you're not familiar with blogs here's the short explanation. Blogs (short for weblogs) were developed as an online diary or journal about five years ago. Bloggers, as they are commonly known, would post entries on their blogs on what ever topic the blog was about or…
I haven't used LimeWire, but what I think is more interesting is the explicit statement that there is no SpyWare. Pluck (from yesterday) made the same promise (no Spyware, no Adware). Obviously companies are seeing the backlash against this practice. Personally I think it is a good thing, but I think it will also mean…
This is an interesting article, one of several of it's ilk lately, and I often reflect on my own technologies choices and path. Years ago I was an unabashed, even evangelistic, Mac person. Then I moved to Canada and became part of a large pharmaceutical company that was decidedly anti-Mac. So, though my Mac was…
