Brad Daily’s blog is a true inspiration for those of us immigrating to Canada. Let’s give props to this great Quebecois guy!
Oh and to the Flock team: fix your damn blogging system! (more…)
There are numerous things wrong with this imposter site so I will begin with the most obvious.
Just to be clear, my web sites are located at http://www.thecoldwood.com/ and http://www.kyleofalberta.ca/(20:16:21) WeirdMew2: www.freewebs.com/kyleofalaska
(20:16:27) WeirdMew2: gotta loveit
(20:16:33) WeirdMew2: yeah!
(20:17:56) Kyle Korleski: You do realise that Kyle Korleski is trademarked, do you?
(20:17:56) WeirdMew2 logged in.
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(01:04:43) D1N0S4URUS: Three cheers for Coldwood Studios!
(01:04:57) Kyle Korleski: Uh, thanks?
(01:04:58) D1N0S4URUS logged in.
(01:04:58) D1N0S4URUS: The brave, and the true!
(01:05:08) Kyle Korleski: Who are you?More…
(01:05:13) D1N0S4URUS: They never lie, they never steal, they do what’s good for you! (more…)
The first Windows Live product to leave beta status globally will be released tonight by Microsoft. Windows Live Messenger spent just six weeks in public beta. We reviewed most of the features available now when the beta launched.
Most notable are the inclusion of voice calls through the interface and dedicated hardware, offline messaging and an easy system for file sharing.
After years of ridicule by people awaiting the release of Vista and Microsoft’s general reputation for painfully slow development, the release from beta status of Live Messenger may be the first sign of a serious shift in operations in this new, post-Gates era. When it was announced on Thursday that Gates would be giving up his position as Chief Technology Architect to former CTO Ray Ozzie, Live was discussed as the major direction for the company in the future. (more…)
I just installed a Flickr plugin and a del.icio.us plugin so you can see what I’ve bookmarked and uploaded recently. Other than that, not much change on this site just yet ^_^;;
FAQs should be up shortly…
technorati tags:FAQs, Flickr, del.icio.us, bookmarked
Flickr has come under fire recently for the perceived ‘lock-in’ that their API creates. Surprisingly, Flickr developer Stewart Butterfield posted in the thread on Flickr: “I actually had a change of heart and was convinced by Eric’s position that we definitely should approve requests from direct competitors as long as they do the same.
That Nina McAuliffe decided to have me close parts of my site down to make sure they don’t look like pages from some other guy’s site. I have never heard of this site before and she’s not even the site’s original owner. I asked around and the owner of the site seems like an honourable person.
So certain features of the site may temporarily be unavailable. Have a nice day.
It’s kind of sad, but i can always pinpoint the general time period where I first started using the internet. It was August 1998, right before school. I soon switched from Internet Explorer to Netscape and it was around that time that i managed to secure some web space on a friend’s account (hi ben :P), and started working on my own web pages.
It was in the early 1990s that the internet started to creep into our lives and became the place where many of us live out a significant portion of our existence. For a long time i kinda felt cheated — What i would have done to have the Internet when i was in middle or high school. I had always felt rather isolated living and working where i did and the internet gave me a kind of social life that i’d never really had before. (more…)