Do you have the latest Google Chrome browser installed? If so, set aside ten minutes of your time and visit The Wilderness Downtown using Chrome. It’s pretty impressive what the creators of this website have done with HTML5, but you really have to see it for yourself. Without giving too much away, you start off [...]
Sep 022010
Aug 312010
Every August 31st is BlogDay. It is intended as a day in which “every blogger will post a recommendation of 5 new blogs.” Unfortunately I don’t actually know any other bloggers who do this but so what. Last year I recommended five blogs. This year I’ll do the same but this year I won’t be [...]
Jul 082010
We finally allowed Maegan to have a Facebook account. Don’t worry, we’re watching her, I’ve got all her privacy settings set appropriately, and I’m guiding her through privacy and safety concerns. I’m also schooling her in general Facebook etiquette, which among other things includes “Don’t tag me if I’m not really in the photo” and [...]
Jun 282010
As part of yesterday’s reader roulette I stumbled upon this interactive map from Forbes Magazine which shows where Americans moved from and to in 2008. Click on any county in the nation and it will display black lines representing where people are moving from (in to the county) and red lines representing where people are [...]
Jun 282010
I use Google Reader to keep up with dozens of different websites without actually visiting each one. (Click here to learn more about RSS and Google Reader in plain English.) Yesterday I visited my Google Reader while accidentally logged in to a different account that had no subscriptions. The result was the same as if [...]
May 132010
I was happy to read the news today that YouTube will now be offering “unlisted” as a privacy choice for videos. I’m actually partial towards Vimeo for online video for many reasons, but they only allowed one HD video upload per week for non-paying members. I’ve had to start using YouTube because they don’t limit [...]
