You may have noticed a lack of updates on this site lately. Fortunately, this time around the dry spell is not due to my laziness. I've actually been somewhat productive this past month, it's just been for another site. For the past month I've been freelancing at Daily Bits, a recently launched technology blog by Daniel Scocco of Daily Blog Tips fame.
Since Daily Bits is a technology blog, most of the work that I would have normally published here will be going there. I don't see the need to abandon this blog entirely yet though. There are still many topics ...
I've grown very fond of eMusic lately. In a world where online music retailers have only recently begun to offer DRM-free tracks eMusic lies ahead of the pack. Their claim to fame is that they shun DRM completely with high-quality DRM free MP3s. Not only was it a wise business move to forgo DRM (it made them one of the few online music stores compatible with iPods), it was also an extremely rare pro-consumer decision in a business that often treats consumers like thieves. Offering higher quality tracks than the iTunes store's 128kbps AAC tracks is just the icing on ...
You might remember this site from the waves it made a few weeks ago at social news sites. It was a seemingly useful experiment meant to compare the uptime of several inexpensive hosting providers when faced with a flood of traffic. Dubbed the "Web 2.0 Effect: Which Host Will Survive?", a term they invented to group the sort of traffic rush you get from being featured on sites like Slashdot and Digg, the experiment looked to be a useful reference for anyone getting started with paid website hosting. The experiment relied on being flooded with traffic, and that they were ...
Welcome to another leisurely stroll through my recently collected del.icio.us links. As always, feel free to add me ("Tenken" on del.icio.us) to your network if you'd like to share your own links with me. You can also subscribe to this RSS feed of my del.icio.us findings.
How Google Gears Could Foreshadow Death for Microsoft: I've recently rediscovered Slate after spending most of my time over at Salon these past few months, and it's articles like this that make me kick myself for ignoring Slate for so long. Here, Slate's Harry McCracken argues that Google Gears introduces functionality that will be ...
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