"I'm not a doctor, but I play one on TV, and while I'm surfing the interwebs, I only use Firefox. It's cleaner, faster and leaves no oily residue."
OK, that's not totally true, but it is faster and cleaner - you have to take care of the oily residue yourself. I do use Firefox because it allows me to add on helpful scripts or plug-ins that make browsing easier and less time-consuming, it is more secure and easier to mersonalize that some other, un-named browsers. Plus it doesn't hurt to stick it to the big guy every once in a while.
Today is Firefox Download Day. You can get in on the action by downloading the latest version of Firefox to your computer while setting a world record for the most downloads in a single day! Some other crazy records are included here. Are you ready to try? I promise it won't hurt!
6.17.2008
Set a Record
4.24.2008
4.15.2008
My Inbox Zero Story
One of my resolutions this year was to keep a clean desk and a clean inbox. Actually, it was to keep an clean desk and an empty inbox. I have been using Inbox Zero to help me take care of the latter. You may have noticed that I have been tracking my progress at work with JoesGoals. If you have been following my progress on the widget at the right, you'll notice that I have been occasionally reaching zero (sometimes twice in one day!) but only at my work inbox. Well, I am proud to say that I finally hit zero in my personal e-mail account! It took some time and effort (not as much as some), but I am finally there. I have posted a lengthy, but possibly life-changing video about how you, too, can free yourself from the shackles of living in your inbox. Enjoy, and let me know how you deal with your e-mail.
Read me on your phone!
I just started using a free web app called MoFuse. It allows you to read my blog from your phone! Currently Blogger doesn't allow for my site to automatically redirect you to a mobile version (like some sites do). If you want to view this blog on your phone, click the Mobile Version button at the top.
4.09.2008
A penny for your dots
That's all they were paid - $.01, yet 10,000 people participated in this project to "explore the circumstances we live in, a new and uncharted combination of digital labor markets, "crowdsourcing," "virtual economies," and digital reproduction."
It is funny some people chose to represent their section of the Benja'man. Check out the video below for more info and here for an interactive bill.
[via Boing Boing]
4.04.2008
Scribd
Sorry for the absence this week - ACPA was in town and I was visiting with friends. And when I say visiting, I mean drinking until the wee hours of the morning and then attempting to go to work the next day. Shampoo, rinse and repeat. I did manage to find a neat, new technology for a project at work - Scribd. I used it below to display all the Hot Gay Joe reports of 2008. Pretty neat, hua? If you can't read microscopic type, just click the full screen button in the upper right corner for a better view. You can zoom, download, print and even click on the links. It even has Grandma Bechely's Corned Beef and Cabbage recipe.
3.26.2008
Vote, it's your civic duty!
2.09.2008
Mobile blogging part 1
UPDATE: I had to remove some lovely additions by Verizon.
Mobile blogging part 2
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