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Goodbye to My Old Friend Internet Explorer 6.0

by David Zemens on October 22, 2009 in Accessibility, Web Stuff, Website Design

out-thereI am a big fan of the Seinfeld television show. To me, the show epitomizes middle class America comedy in a way no other sitcom has ever managed to do.

In one particular episode, for some reason that I can’t recall, Kramer decides he’s at the time in his life to go without underwear. In a particularly funny scene with Jerry and Elaine, Kramer announces to the world that “I’m out there Jerry and I’m loving every minute of it!”. Free at last, free at last.

AmateurBlogger.net

by David Zemens on October 16, 2009 in This 'n That, Web Stuff

amateur-header ProBlogger.net is a very successful and lucrative website that Aussie Darren Rowse has developed over the years. That got me thinking: why not AmateurBlogger.net?

While following a series of Tweets sent by Chris Brogan while attending BlogWorld Expo I came upon one that mentioned the domain name AmateurBlogger.net. You can see the Twitter message for yourself.

I am looking for great ideas on how to successfully market and develop this domain. If you have some ideas about how to develop AmateurBlogger.net please contact me to discuss it?

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Facebook @mentions

by David Zemens on September 14, 2009 in Web Stuff

Here’s the most Twitter-like feature from Facebook, the @Mentions. This feature allows you to tag on your status update anything you want including friends, groups, and events just by adding the “@” symbol..

By typing a “@” symbol on your status, a drop-down menu shows up to let you choose which stuff you want to include on your status update, and that makes the user you tag clickable on your status.

Breaking news … more to follow.

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