Chicago to Washington DC, back to Chicago, then to Nashville, back to Chicago, then off to Lansing Michigan.
This how my itinerary reads from February 6th through February17th.
I’m only 28 years old, but this kind of roaming around isn’t as easy as it was back when I was circling the globe. I remember flying [...]
Well… here it is! The very first original post here at Blogivists.com.
Sure, I might be posting somewhat prematurely considering the fact that while posting this our site is locked down and in “maintenance mode”. That being said, this blog can be found and seen so I figured why the heck not?
In this post I’ll talk [...]
If you haven’t heard about the latest customer service meltdown over at DreamHost, you’ll want to click on over and read the full explanation.
Basically, Dreamhost “accidentally” billed most, if not all of its customers for an entire year. And in many cases, clients were billed twice a month through December of 2008.
We had a teensy [...]
Mozilla Firefox is bringing out viral weapons in an attempt to expand its assault on the dying Internet Explorer.
The latest weapon is a video that is shot along the idea of “we are the world”, bringing internet hot shots such as Ask a Ninja and Tay Zonday (Remember Chocolate Rain?), among many others in for [...]
It’s amazing that 12 years have passed since World of Windows 1995. It’s also hard to believe that I was 16 years old when the OS went live. Back then Windows 95 was considered the future.
Just for weekend kicks, I managed to dig up some old pics. The first one is the graphic created by [...]
Am I just seeing things, or is Shoemoney.com (as of 7:02 PM Central on December 15) completely out of wack?
Ever come across something of interest that you feel is worth blogging, but have to ask “do I really want to go log in and get this posted up?”
I certainly have. In fact, it happened today. I came across a post about Matt Cutts and his comments on subdomains vs. subdirectories that I knew would [...]
And apparently a lot of his readers did as well. Check out the comments section on this post.
It’s good to know that a lot of the internet marketing/tech community is quite “non-partisan” politically. Most of the comments on Shoemoney’s post run along the lines of “well, both parties look pretty bad”.
Maybe we’re not in as [...]
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