Category Archives: framework

I excite easily. And when that excitement lasts for an extended amount of time, it turns into a burning passion to do good things. A few years ago some friends and I began to put together a consortium of talent and resources that focused on the web in a way that made sense to us. …

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Looking to remodel your home in the Irmo area? New kitchen or bathroom? Maybe some custom cabinets? Mike over at C.M. Sexton & Associates would be glad to come give you an estimate. Take a look at his website for some more information, including how to get in touch with him.

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All of a sudden, my custom theme (and seemingly most of my plugins) caused the front page of WordPress to no longer load. I’m very frustrated by this. I think that I might be frustrated to leave the resources I have here behind, but to no longer maintain the site. If you feel strongly about …

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This is extrapolated the chapter I’m reading (“The Short Head”) in The Long Tail by Chris Anderson, so the idea isn’t really even 100% mine. But feel free to go for it. You know how Amazon pairs items together? “Buy The White Album together with Abbey Road for $21.95″ or something similar? Amazon isn’t giving …

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From age 14 to 26, I was the computer geek. Until about 22, I was an Apple hater. Adamant. Unyielding. I’m still not even sure why though. I was probably jealous that I didn’t get it. I happily went and built my new PC every 18 months or so when the previous system became impossible …

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It’s quite flattering to be translated, and it’s very interesting to be translated first into Turkish. The translation was done by Atschikura Qaramanu and resides here. Thanks, Atschikura!

You really must watch this: (link to youtube)

We indie musicians sometimes have to come up with creative ways to fund our projects.  Taking a production to the next level is one of these times. The first Uncle Widget CD, Bedtime On Mars was put together at home, with primitive tools.  It was a proof of concept.  The next CD will be for …

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I’m quite anxious to see what these guys have going on. It appears they’ve taken GTD with Gmail to the next level. Take a look: http://www.gtdgmail.com/ You can probably count on me for a review as soon as it is released and I’ve used it for a few days. (Thanks, Sean, for the heads up.)