Extend-O-Footers
Wanting to add more information to the site without mucking up the design, I decided to apply the extended/web 2.0 (gasp!) method to extend the footers. Continue Reading »
As a webmaster, if you have never used Mint, you’re definitely missing out. I’m so addicted, I’d probably try to sell it to you as you and your friends walk out of a club. Continue Reading »
Wanting to add more information to the site without mucking up the design, I decided to apply the extended/web 2.0 (gasp!) method to extend the footers. Continue Reading »
Adobe’s solution for photographers, and answer to Apple Aperture, was released today through their Beta program for Windows. Continue Reading »
I used to sing praises about my hosting company, Dreamhost, but recently I’m not sure if I could even whisper a praise. Continue Reading »
After learning from my first experience with “The Digg Effect” I setup a caching system Continue Reading »
Since I’m using WordPress as a backend/CMS for this website, I’ve been slowly (re-)integrating some of the standard WordPress functions back into the custom front-end of the website. Continue Reading »
You may have noticed that there’s a few “Ads by Yahoo!” popping up on the site. I signed up for the Yahoo! Publisher beta program to see how it performs. Continue Reading »
Adobe® released the Lightroom™ Beta 3 download for public download. I wonder how many Beta versions they’re going to release before a final version. Continue Reading »
In an effort to avoid any downtime if I happen to get another HUGE traffic spike, I’m working on my caching system for the website. Continue Reading »
I’ve noticed all of the e-commotion that my Web 2.0 Design Kit tutorials have created. I must say, the amount of angry and bitter comments I’ve received (mostly from Digg.com) seem to be a little unwarranted. Continue Reading »
View DNG files in Windows Explorer and Photo Gallery.
Pretty cool to see retouching in motion.
Recorded by a Casio EX-F1
This is a great, great invention. I may have to buy one.