If you’re concerned about knowing your sites are up, Host-Tracker is a must-have! All you have to do is register, fill in the sites addresses you want to check and tell it how often you want the site checked (ranges from every minute to every hour - I chose 30 minutes). Then, their [...]
Entries from June 2005
Free Host Uptime Monitor Service!
June 30, 2005
Learning Mambo
June 28, 2005
I finally decided to buckle down and learn Mambo. I’ve always found it short on documentation, but they seem to be getting it together lately. And the interface seems to work better than I remember from my last attempt. And I found a really good Mambo tutorial by Anna that really speaks [...]
Firefox tools: Forms and RSS
June 26, 2005
Found two Firefox extensions this week that are worth mentioning: InForm Enter and Sage. InForm Enter is a form filler, and Sags is a newsfeed reader. There are a lot of other solutions available for both of these tasks, but here’s why I found each one best for me.
Sage is really simple, doesn’t [...]
Added two more blog traffic exchange networks
June 24, 2005
Found two more good blog traffic exchange programs for blogs, and added the links into the Blog Tools page.
BlogXchange
Blogazoo
I seem to be getting some good traffic from them so far.
The Surreality of Website Outages
June 23, 2005
I’ve had a lot of tech issues to contend with on my sites lately (which is why I haven’t been reporting back many updates… been flitting between projects too much). And it’s all got me thinking: the human brain doesn’t have a reference point for any of this crap.
Imagine you’re driving to a shop [...]
Mass pinging
June 22, 2005
I got a brilliant idea a while back: go ahead and write, say, 10 articles for this blog at a time, then publish them with future dates so they post over time instead of all at once. Get a week’s worth of work done in one sitting, have it out of the way. [...]
Get offline, fondle some paper
June 21, 2005
I finally got my all-digital lifestyle dream to come true about 6 months ago. My office contained paper solely for the purpose of jotting stuff down quickly. Everything was on the computer - my entire life. I think my soul was actually stored on a partition of my hard drive.
Took me two [...]
Pheedo Ad Relevancy
June 20, 2005
A while back, I talked about how AdSense wasn’t able to send relevant ads to that niche blog I call “The B-2 Bomber”. They were sort of relevant, but in the sense that putting up ads for Mac software ads on a PC software site would be sort of relevant - it not only [...]
CMS and Affiliate Marketing Sites
June 19, 2005
I have an affiliate marketing site that’s just kind of swirling the bowl right now, and I have a wacky idea that could destroy an affiliate marketing site, and I thought… these two items are just meant for each other. It’s like the website is a patient with a 3% chance of survival, and [...]
Grokker - broad searches
June 17, 2005
There’s a new demo of Grokker out from Groxis. Grokker is a broad search engine: you plug in a keyword or keyphrase, and it gives you some very general results - in the form of a bunch of circles you can click. You click circles within circles until you narrow it down to [...]

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