June 14th, 2008
I’m always on the lookout for cool domain names. I have to admit that I still have to battle my urge to buy a name just because it is interesting, fun or just plain cool. But these days practicality tends to win the fight as domain property speculation is not what it used to be.
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March 21st, 2008
Yup, that’s what I got. Geek irony at its best.
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January 16th, 2008
Make Money Online with Brandon Hopkins » 66 Ways to Build Links in 2007
(tags: seo linkbuilding traffic blog backlinks marketing)
Don’t Waste Backlinks: Tell Googlebot About Unindexed Referrers with a 3rd-Party Sitemap | diydollars.com
(tags: backlinks google index)
25 Beautiful, Minimalistic Website Designs – Part 2 | Vandelay Website Design
(tags: webdesign inspiration minimalistic)
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December 16th, 2007
Gnaural Java – Entrain Your Brain!
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(tags: binaural beat player)
Scrollovers – A New Way of Linking
(tags: javascript css scrollovers design)
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November 13th, 2007
PodfinderUK home page
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July 12th, 2007
I have written briefly here about Table Rappers once or twice – recently here and here. Now there’s a presence on the web and thanks to the liberally flowing creative juices of a very talented person around here (ahem… jEN), the presence is a little more than mere words in a browser.
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July 1st, 2006
It has been far longer in conceptualising and planning than actual code development, but the first release of my AquariumCMS (Content Management System) is almost out of the production line.
Built following so much frustration with overly complex yet constraining CMSs, particularly in the area of overall site look and feel, Aquarium offers front-end design flexibility [...]
June 6th, 2006
Probably the dullest, most tedious spewing in Minor Technicality’s intermittent history. Just a bit of catching up on what’s been going on since the last podcast. Well almost, since there’s far more happening than can fit into one show!
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December 6th, 2005
But there is something to help.KGTD (Kinkless GTD) is basically a set of scripts designed to work with OmniOutliner Pro – sorry windows fans, this is Mac only – which offers a customisable implementation of GTD (see the book “Getting Things Done: The Art of Stress-free Productivity” by David Allen).Though not exactly the perfect implementation of GTD for my own tastes, it serves me very well until I get around to learning enough ‘real’ programming to build my own (likely not this weekend, with the Geek Dinner event and all…… GTD encourages a system whereby every aspect of life you are trying to remember, even the seemingly smallest, insignificant task, are all gathered in one place so there is no longer a need to keep trying not to forget them.
December 1st, 2005
The content management system I have been developing over the past few months for a client, uses an online WYSIWYG editor called TinyMCE…. As someone who refuses to use Internet Explorer unless the sky falls in (at which point it would become unnecessary for a whole load of other reasons) this is a major pain.However, congratulations go out to Moxiecode for already releasing a Firefox 1.5 friendly version, actually TinyMCE 2.0.If this seems like an odd post, presenting the problem then notifying abut the solution, it’s because between the time I decided to write the post and the moment I visited the TinyMCE website, the new 2.0 had been released.
