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Link Sharing: 5/24/07

May 24th, 2007

Taming Email: Seems like one analogy might be to treat them like blog posts (clear subject line = blog headline)

Jericho Was Cancelled: Some people are angry. Haven’t seen it myself.

Not Just Pet Food: Yet another reason to buy and eat locally produced foods.

Digg Banning Users For “Blind Digging” Too Much: Shark Jumped…

Do You Have Blogitis?

Using WordPress? To Be Safe, It Should Be 2.0.10 or 2.2…: But it probably isn’t (I have some work to do).

Passive Agressive Notes Blog: This is awesome.

Better Than The Season Finale Of _____: Casey Serin sells links on his website and avoids the wrath of his entire family. Until next week, that is.

Mark Evan’s Isn’t Sure About Google Buying Feedburner: I think they should buy Yahoo! so we can use the word “Yahoogle”.

Help Convince Unintentionally Blank To Buy A Mac: Not that I’m biased or anything.

Engtech Fights Spam: Much hate for spammy comments and the spammers that spam them.

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  • Hiya,

    the linko del muy blogo has a double http:// which is bringing it to http.com

    cheers
  • Sorry to point it out, but on top of engtech's problem, the link about Google and Feedburner is really one to Google Reader!

    How biased are you, by the way?!
  • Argh, just moving too quickly and getting sloppy. Fixing...
  • Well, biased in the sense just that I have owned Apple products all my life, although I nearly switched over in the mid nineties.

    My one big piece of objectivity however, is that I use a PC at work even though many use Macs. I like PCs at work and Macs at home.
  • Heh. I like Windows best when it's my rarely used alternate OS via Bootcamp ;-)

    I'm in the same camp as you Jase. The only time I attempted a switch was at the low, low point in the mid 90s. I bought a Toshiba laptop (though I still had a Mac desktop). Fortunately (or unfortunately depending on you viewpoint), my experience with the Toshiba was less than stellar and by the time I was shopping around for its replacement Steve Jobs had returned and things were on the up and up.

    My latest project is switching off of Microsoft software for good. I'm finding Google Docs acceptable for a lot of lightweight word processing so far. And IE has long since been jettisioned except for the requisite browser compatibility testing. So...who knows...an MS free existence has never been more obtainable.
  • The mid nineties was truly depressing for Apple. I nearly bought a PC as well but for some reason I got a used 7100 (?). I've flirted with getting a cheap PC ever since. Now that flirtation is with installing XP on the MacBook since in terms of hardware it is a PC...

    But now there's definitely the feeling that Apple is on the up and up and it's fun to be on an updward trend after the years of wondering if / when to jump ship. Google is also making it easier to get off the MSFT train.

    We'll see how well the Mac runs StarCraft 2 though. The game selection is still rather poor.
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