Speedtest - Panera, Gateway Mall, Lincoln
Speed Test - Scooters, Village Point Mall, Omaha
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links for 2007-03-29
TOP 30 Wordpress Plugins in Blogosphere « Staska.Net New mobile web browser – Deepfish!
Shortest Contribute Version Ever?
I’m not sure how long Contribute 4 has been out, but it has not been a long time. Six months? I was surprised to see, during the Adobe CS3 launch event yesterday, that a new version of Contribute (Contribute CS3) was being bundled with the web studios. I wanted to give Adobe the benefit of the doubt and assume that they were just renaming the product, but after a visit to their web site it is clear that this is considered a full upgrade and an owner of version 4 has to pay the same to upgrade to this new version as an owner of any previous version.
Braeda Internet Access - SLLOOOWW
I’m sitting at Braeda this morning having coffee while I catch up on some things and as always, the internet connection is pitiful. I wanted to know how pitiful, so I fired up one of my new favorite sites: speedtest.net Here is what my results were: To get a comparison, run this same test from nearly ANYWHERE and I’m sure you will get a much better speed. I only wonder if they do this on purpose to keep people from camping on it.
links for 2007-03-27
Form field hints with CSS and JavaScript (Ask the CSS Guy) Main Page - Citizendium, the Citizens' Compendium 10 Quick Tips for an Easier CSS Life
links for 2007-03-26
Tick » Screenshots » Timecard
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TechFrenzy.NET :: View topic - Fireworks tutorial: Web 2.0 tabbed menu Flash Component Source File Download FLA - Menu Navigation : Photo Gallery
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Fonthead Design ClickBits Download Free Fonts and Dingbats | Urbanfonts.com Stockvault.net | free stock photos and images - free image resource web design forums for designers to website design » 30 Great Website Designs (Part1)
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FRONTLINE: news war: watch the full series online | PBS
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Wordpress Plugin Directory Gmail Craze: 30 + Tools and Hacks for Gmail » MakeUseOf.com
links for 2007-03-21
Introducing the book - Gutenberg offers 'In your home' support - on Bore Me
links for 2007-03-20
LabPixies - Coolest Gadgets On The Web
Nasal Flush
This might land in the realm of TMI (too much information). After hearing a couple of stories on NPR (Got a Runny Nose? Flush It Out!) that seemed to endorse the idea of running large amounts of a saline solution through your sinuses to clear them out, I decided to give it a try. I drove down to Walgreens last night (off topic: doesn’t it seem strange when a pharmacy has a wall of tobacco products) and picked up a SinuCleanse kit that has a strange tea pot looking thing and a bunch of packets with the solution.
links for 2007-03-19
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ApolloCamp
I guess this is Apollo day. Learn more about Apollo from these videos created at Adobe’s ApolloCamp. See ‘em here
Christian Cantrell: Firefox 2 Live Titles
I had forgotten about this supported feature in Firefox 2 - microsummaries. It allows people to create bookmarks of your page that you can later change the titles of - live. Christian Cantrell: Firefox 2 Live Titles
Apollo Alpha Preview - lynda.com Online Training Library ™
Mike Chambers has a set of training/introduction videos up on Lynda. Apollo Alpha Preview - lynda.com Online Training Library ™
Adobe Apollo - Write Your Own Desktop Apps!
Adobe has released a public alpha of it’s upcoming Apollo development software / runtime. This looks to be an incredible technology with wild possibilities. With Apollo, HTML and Flex developers (among others) can write code as they usually do, but then have it compiled into a distributable application that people can run on their computers outside of a web browser. I really expect many cross-platform applications that are generally written in Java or even REALBasic to begin showing up in this environment instead.