Google Pack : I don’t need most of this stuff anyway
Well, Google finally started putting those corporate affiliations with a bundling that includes the Firefox browser, Norton Anti-Virus, Ad-Aware spyware…
Cancel something
I’m not suggesting you become a hermit or an ascetic or move into a mountaintop cave; just think about canceling…
New Year Resolutions
For New Year’s resolutions, like anything else, if you can’t track your progress, how can you tell once you’ve succeeded?…
New Plugin for RSS Bandit to Scuttle
I’ve been a fan of RSS Bandit for a while, one reason being their ability to consume plugins created to…
New strategy for web domain in 2006
I was very happy recently to have a backup on my mac, so I could recover my iPhoto album without…
Reinstalled Gallery2 from scratch
After reading around the forums, trying to upgrade to 2.0.2 and decyphering the content of some of my MySQL tables,…
Painless upgrade to WordPress 2.0
If you follow the 2.0 upgrade instructions religiously on the WordPress Codex, you will find that the upgrade is a…
Eclipse-based blogging client
I’m always on the lookout for applications that make use of the Eclipse RCP (Rich Client Platform). I’m curious to…
Del.icio.us also gets the boot
Well, like many others, I’ve been really bogged down by the frequent power outages of del.icio.us. I’d been looking for…
Moving to NVU for WYSIWYG web editing
I think I’ve finally found something I’d been looking for a long time: a decent WYSIWYG editor that’s cross-platform and…
Simplifying my email experience
After canning my Gmail account, I decided to clean up my act and start using my domain -provided email capability…
Google is history for me
I believe Google’s quality has somewhat eroded in my view: Google Analytics is slow, never really worked well for my…
Gallery2 installation is down
Great. Just great… I just realized I hosed my Gallery2 installation when playing around with my MySQL installation at my…
Confluence and Performancing
Since I can’t go on for too long without trying some pet projects, I thought I’d give a whirl to…
Finally certified on WebSphere Application Server
After Many years of learning, selling and support the product Countless nights studying redbooks and the InfoCenter Many go at…