I found myself a bit frustrated today while doing some research on a couple of websites I was thinking of creating a screencast for. I understand that when something is labeled “beta” that it means there may be some bugs that need fixing or some features may not yet be available. That’s all fine and […]
Recently I received a very nice compliment from Allen over at CenterNetworks via a comment on demogirl. He always has kind words to say and occasionally we’ll exchange emails. Now maybe it’s just the girly in me but I really enjoy getting an occasional “job well done” by a fellow blogger. It […]
Well, 2006 is almost over. I wonder what next year will bring. I decided to put a little list together of things I really love and things that just make me want to scream. Lets see if next year any of my likes or dislikes have switched places.
Things I love: […]
Well, I’m off to California tomorrow in the wee hours of the morning. I’m saying wish me luck because I’m not all that fond of flying. I actually used to love flying until I had a really bad flight and the guy behind me was asking the flight attendant for a glass of […]
Since I moved to Seattle in August the weather has continued to be record breaking and insane! We just had a very scary wind storm here late Thursday night. I’ve been without cable for the past few days which means no t.v. and no internet. Boohoo for me right? Wrong. There are thousands of people […]
I think having a video demo showing how to use your service is so important. There are too many Myspaces, YouTubes, and flickrs out there that don’t have any way of showing inexperienced users how the heck to go about using the service they are offering. There are a lot of companies that […]
It is very interesting to me how much attention women get when they “get” tech. As an example I will use Natali Del Conte, a new writer at Techcrunch. I read techcrunch all the time, but it has become a bit catty. I usually read all the comments because it’s good to […]
I just wanted to wish all of my American friends a Happy Thanksgiving. Did you know, that 85 years ago today President Warren G. Harding signed the Willis Campell Act, better known as the anti-beer bill. It forbids doctors to prescribe beer or liquor for medicinal purposes.
Google has added a very cool feature to Google Maps. Click to call allows you to connect with businesses without having to dial a phone number. When you search for a business on Google Maps and you select a location, a pop-up window appears with the address and phone number. Next to […]
AboutUs is a “free directory about every domain in the world that anyone can edit”. Great. That sounds fantastic. I went to check out aboutus after reading about it on techcrunch. I was curious to see what would come up about screeniac.
There is a description that is excerpted from my website. […]