Zooomr is back online and so am I after some away on vacation. The good news is that I’ll have some vacation photos to test out with zooomr now. Most of the shots I grabbed were with the Canon S3 which seemed to due fairly well as an All In One ultra zoom.

Statue […]

Well is appears that Zooomr has encountered some bumps in the road in travelling to their 2.0 upgrade. It sucks that it appears that most of their problems (at least as they report them) appear to be DoS attacks. If it is truly Dos related, who initiated the attacks? I find it […]

Well I now have all most major hosting a bluehosting.com. I can’t say I miss hostreflex.com at all at this point. Granted it has only been about a week and who knows if the future holds a 3-4 day outage like I would sometimes get with hostreflex (and no replies to my tech […]

UPDATE: Pro allows you to upload 2GB per month, basic is just 50MB per month
Just came across this site called Zooomr (yes that’s 3 “ooo”s). They are currently providing an account upgrade if you are a blogger. So why not give them a try. The offer a basic account for free and […]

Calvin & Hobbes ran from 1985 to 1995. Bill Watterson drew thousands of strips, and while I wish like hell that he would come back and draw more, it’s probably best to reflect and be thankful for what he’s done. Below we have showcased, in no particular order, some of our favorite Calvin […]

The popular IBM developerWorks site has started a new series entitled “Using open source software to design, develop, and deploy a collaborative Web site”. After reviewing numerous open source packages such as Typo3, Mambo, and the ever-hyped Ruby on Rails, they “decided to use Drupal”. Read more at Drupal.org.
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I’m trying an experiment to move away from the old way vidoes were accessed. I don’t know if the new way will be any better, worse, or a push. It should be notification of new videos easier if people (a) visit the site and/or (b)subscribe to the rss feed to be notified of […]

Just a test of google’s adsense
Ends up the problem was the firefox adblock configuration I had.DVDs

Music

Java

Blog and forum sections are still under transition. I’m trying to figure out how much I want them integrated with the main website. Write now, I think that I like the separation, but it means more maintenance.
So far it looks like I’ll be using drupal Wordpress and SMF

I finally got it done (on vacation of all things) and have moved from hostreflex.com to bluehost.com. Over the past couple of years hostreflex had just become a little too unreliable for me. We’ll see how Bluehost does over the long term. So far setup has been smooth, and site migration has […]