20 May
Posted by Joshua Dorkin as Commentary, Productivity
Sometimes, a small, irrelevant, event in our lives can completely alter our thoughts on work, family, etc. On Friday, I slammed my finger in the door while leaving my garage; while this left me with a minor bruise, it was quite painful typing. As a result, I took it easy and slacked […]
No, not Britney . . . .
I hurt my middle finger again! Just slammed it in a door. I’m taking a rest from typing. I’ll see you all over the weekend.
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17 May
Posted by Joshua Dorkin as SEO, Search Engine Optimization, Website Help
I’ve written in the past about the importance of periodic link reviews, but I wanted to discuss how important it also is to also keep your pages up to date. I was going through one of my websites and noticed that many pages hadn’t been updated in 4 years!
Keep Your Websites Up To Date […]
Here are some important news stories from the past day that are worth a look:
Gonzales proposes new crime: ‘Attempted’ copyright infringement (CNet News.com)
This could affect every blogger and person with a website. An important read.
Russia accused of unleashing cyberwar to disable Estonia (The Guardian UK)
Looks like we’re possibly seeing the first state sponsored cyber-war […]
16 May
Posted by Joshua Dorkin as Commentary, eCommerce
The other day I introduced a new shopping cart to you called E-Junkie. Since then, I’ve spoken to a few people who use the site and wanted to share their thoughts. I did register to give the technology a try, as it really looked intresting to me . . . while I haven’t […]
15 May
Posted by Joshua Dorkin as Blogging, Commentary, Content, Social Media, Web Applications
Introducing Technorati’s WTF aka Where’s The Fire
I don’t think it has quite caught on yet, but Technorati has built it’s own answer to Digg, Reddit and the rest of the social news and bookmarking sites. It’s called Where’s The Fire or WTF and covers “What’s Hot, and Why.” Considering the popularity and resources of […]
14 May
Posted by Joshua Dorkin as Making Money Online, Website Tools, eCommerce
digg_url = ‘http://digg.com/gadgets/E_Commerce_Shopping_Cart_for_ANY_Website_Even_MySpace_Pages_Blogs’;While I’ve already begun to set up my e-commerce website (not even close to being complete, BTW) using OSCommerce, I’m still not 100% convinced that I’ve made the right decision. One of my ecommerce mentors Dave Pitlyuk (he doesn’t even know it yet) has suggested that I use ZenCart instead, but that […]