I have been delinquent in posting parts one and two of my quest for digital cablecards with Time Warner Cable here in Austin, TX…but, they weren’t very exciting anyway. Then again, part three really wasn’t very exciting, but things are looking better.
Cablecard Install Part I
Part One was actually an eye opener for me. I [...]

Well, I have had one thing go my way so far today…I just discovered (I am slow) that there is an alternative to SecureCRT when it comes to an SSH client for Windows that has tab capabilites…Putty Connection Manager. I have been using Putty now for a year or two because it is free (I [...]

We have been researching a number of online collaboration tools to try and take Danielle’s business to the next level. I just came across a great list of online collaboration tools at Mission to Learn. There are about 4 that I am looking at now…most allow you to have multiple participants, use video [...]

Just got this from Commission Junction:
Dear California Publisher,
ALL HANDS ON DECK! California’s budget tax bill now includes “affiliate nexus” language and could be voted on as early as next week! Commission Junction is opposed to the internet retail tax and this language in general, and we strongly encourage you to send a letter of opposition [...]

Not that I think the Facebook concept is anything super-proprietary, but this is definitely an interesting read on a recent Facebook settlement.

Ok, so people usually ask me some kind of computer / internet related questions every day. So, I figured I would start to point out a few important items along the way when I come across them. Today I want to talk about music on your website. In my opinion, it is never [...]

Some of you may have read my posts about Server Beach’s dedicated hosting (managed and un-managed servers). I was fortunate enough to be invited to their first customer appreciation dinner in San Francisco last night at Town Hall. It is always great to be able to put a face to a name, or in [...]

Ok, sorry about all of that java link crap on here. I had to pull the Kontera stuff as it was just too slow. Not that I was really paying much attention, but now that I did, I pulled it. I think the Kontera link system was worth about $50 to $100 a month…not enough [...]

Every once in a while you come across a company that just gets it. They get it so well that you forget that you use them, pay them, etc. Server Beach is one of those companies for me. I have dedicated servers with a couple of different companies and I have to say that [...]

Linkbait – The Chicken or the Egg?
As with many things in life, trying to figure out how to create great linkbait (content or ideas that attract links from other web sites and blogs) can be difficult and downright confusing. My personal feeling is that you have to believe in your idea and create great [...]