Monthly Archive for March, 2009
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Pretty funny comparison of how HR and programmers look at your resume
- Silber Studios » Blog Archive » The “Key” to a Photograph from Ansel Adams–Rare, Unreleased Footage.
- Recipe for Disaster: The Formula That Killed Wall Street
- Democracy Now! | Thomas Geoghegan on "Infinite Debt: How Unlimited Interest Rates Destroyed the Economy"
- frontline: secret history of the credit card | PBS
- Rands In Repose: The Makers of Things
- Dell Mini 9 vs. Lenovo S10 | alexking.org
- Hivelogic – Why Your Avatar Matters
- Applepeels: Why should we pay more for a Mac than the cost of its parts?
- 10 Ways to Use Internet Explorer Safely : The Gadget Blog
- The Website is Down: Excel Hell Video
- Teaser page design inspiration – Blog – Campaign Monitor
- Academic VC: American Maglev
- The F STOP » Professional Photographers Discuss Their Craft » Article Archive » Is photography really dead?
A friend of mine called me the other day, and asked “where can I host a cheap website?” He knows I have 20 or 30 websites that I run personally, and another 100 or so for work, so I’m his “in the know” guy.
I told him my personal websites were hosted at Dreamhost, but that I use one of the PS servers, due to load issues on my sites, so I wouldn’t qualify what I’m doing with Dreamhost as “cheap” even though it’s a fantastic value and that he should look at 4cheapwebhosting.com as I’ve heard that have a great list of the Best Cheap Web Hosting options available.
They have a great list of good cheap hosts, on their front page, but the real power of their site is their search engine of cheap web hosting companies and plans. I found a few good free plans for him: some really good ones in the $5/month range, and a bunch of good options in the under $10/month range. But they don’t stop with just “cheap” web hosting plans. They also have lots of dedicated server plans in their database too, which while I wouldn’t consider “cheap” per se, I value the ability to find all of the options available to me in one place.
I’ll definitely look at them if I ever need to find a cheap web host again.
- CCA: Career College Association
- The Art of Influence | Small Business Marketing Guide – Brought to you by HP
- When the Internet Runs Out of IP Addresses — HBS Working Knowledge
- Sales Jump 11% After Asics Gives TV Advertising a Try – Advertising Age – News
Wow… TV can still help people grow their sales. - Good Advice on Keeping Your Database Simple and Fast. – All Things Distributed
- Grasping Reality with Both Hands: The Geithner Plan FAQ
- Tech Trader Daily – Barron’s Online : Dell: Dude, What Did You Do With Your Cell Phone?
- iPod shuffle review: where we’re going, we don’t need clicks – Ars Technica
- Google design: The kids are alright « fox @ fury
I just watched a documentary called “Bigger Strong Faster” while on the plane ride home from a funeral.
It was an interesting commentary on the effects of steroids inside a family, but also on the effects of steroids on the whole American culture… or maybe it was the effects of the American culture on the use of steroids.
Well written and directed documentary, that I’d encourage everyone to watch.
Why doesn’t Mail.app have “advanced search” features?
I’d really really like to see Apple add a way to quickly search for a certain value in the “from” field, and another in the “subject line”.
I konw they have “smart mailboxes” and that’s useful for things I want to have quickly accessible over and over, but for quick one off searches, a way to do a quick advanced search would be really helpful.
- A Guide to Payroll Cuts – Reducing payroll – Entrepreneur.com
- Fixed-Fee Billing Is the Devil (Inside Forty)
- winterspeak.com: Dilbert Land
- Why Do Internet People Think Content People Are Stupid ? – updated « blog maverick
- Why Some Blogs Just Can’t Make Money | David Risley dot com
- Creating a Article Compilation Book with Lulu.com
- How to protect yourself against Google ad snooping – Computerworld Blogs
- 25 Common Characteristics of Successful Entrepreneurs – Entrepreneur.com
- Good Call-To-Action Buttons | UX Booth
- Small Advertising Agencies Show Their Strength – Small Agency Diary – Advertising Age
- 10 awesome .htaccess hacks for WordPress
- 100% Google AdSense: Tools, Tips and Resources | Developer’s Toolbox | Smashing Magazine
- Understanding Big Bonuses & The Coming Options Scandals « blog maverick
- Tip: Don’t use URLs as your link text – Blog – Campaign Monitor
- Seth’s Blog: Advice on equity
- 400+ Creative Business Card Design Inspiration
- Scenes from the recession – The Big Picture – Boston.com
- How to Make Display Ads Suck Less – Advertising Age – DigitalNext
- ideasonideas – Eric Karjaluoto discusses design, brands and experience » Blog Archive » The problem with AdSense
- Homesteads – The Real Lap of Luxury – Private Pools in the Middle of Manhattan – NYTimes.com
- Selecting a Domain Name – Startup Business : Startup Spark
- An Interview with Hip Hop Fashion Mogul Marc Ecko
- 7 Smart Ways to Trim Your Budget | Inc.com
- Can Twitter Survive What is About to Happen to It? | Twine
- Behavioral Targeting – the myth that online behavior is predictive of future interest | Initial Hypothesis
- The AIG Blackmail Note
- Recession Winner: Personal Finance Startup Mint Hits 1 Million Users
- Strange Machines » Blog Archive » Best iPhone Apps for Toddlers
- The Economics of Giving It Away – WSJ.com
- 10 Questions to Ask When Creating Your Next Web Form – Inbox Ideas: Email Marketing Tips by AWeber
- Why Did That Email Get Marked As Spam? – Inbox Ideas: Email Marketing Tips by AWeber
- {!firstname}, Think Before You Personalize – Inbox Ideas: Email Marketing Tips by AWeber
- What Is An Acceptable Complaint Rate? :: AWeber Knowledge Base
- AIG Ripoff Gets More Maddening – Boing Boing
- Small Town, Big Ideas : Why Spammers Spam
- Hivelogic – Why Your Avatar Matters
- How to Price Your App – Learning from Basecamp
- OnlyOnce: Book Short: Hire Great
- The Art of the Farewell Email
- Newspapers and Thinking the Unthinkable « Clay Shirky
- ThinkMac Blog : Finding the sweet-spot
- State of the Art – Unify the Phone Numbers and All Else Follows – NYTimes.com
- Current Movie Reviews, Independent Movies – Film Threat
- CAMBLR – Marketing Genius
- AIG to pay $450 mln bonuses to financial-products staff – MarketWatch
this is ridiculous. - Boy’s birthday party helps the hungry | hometownlife.com | the Observer & Eccentric Newspapers, Mirror Newspapers and Hometown Weeklies
Evan is a friend of mine’s son… what an amazing kid! - 8 rules to discourage your employees | Geek Stuff Daily
- Summation: picking the right VC to work with

“You cannot legislate the poor into freedom by legislating the wealthy out of freedom. What one person receives without working for, another person must work for without receiving. The government can not give to anybody anything the government does not first take from somebody else. When half of the people get the idea that they do not have to work because the other half is going to take care of them, and when the other half gets the idea that it does no good to work because somebody else is going to get what they work for, that my dear friend is about the end of any nation. You cannot multiply wealth by dividing it.”
- Dr. Adrian Rogers 1931-2005
- Brian Alvey: The four right chords can make me cry
pretty amazing - << shiftedbits » Time Machine Exclusions
- Hidden Millionaires: Lessons From Unconventional Money Management – Quicken® Personal Finance
- 100 Free Useful Applications for Mac, Part I | Tools
- Adult Surfers Guide to the Internet | Theirtoys.com Blog
- 25 Useful Financial Rules of Thumb ∞ Get Rich Slowly
- Daring Fireball: Observations, Complaints, Quibbles, and Suggestions Regarding the Safari 4 Public Beta Released One Week Ago, Roughly in Order of Importance
- Why Do CEOs (Still) Love Ayn Rand? | BNET
- Ad-Juster
this looks very cool
- Sierra Wireless – Heart of the Wireless Machine (sierrawireless.com)
Native driver software for AT&T USBConnect Mercury, Mac OS X, English.
Read these quotes today, courtesy of Peter Shankman, on a listserv I’m on:
For once you have tasted flight you will walk the earth with your eyes turned skywards, for there you have been and there you will long to return.
- Leonardo da Vinci
“Come to the edge.” “We might fall.” “Come to the edge.” “It’s too high!” “Come to the edge. ” And they came, and he pushed, And they flew. – Guillaume Apollinaire
I hear and I forget. I see and I remember. I do and I understand. Confucius
Fortune favors the bold. Virgil
Courage doesn’t always shout. Sometimes it is the quiet voice at the end of the day that says, “I will try again tomorrow”.
It does not matter how slowly you go so long as you do not stop. – Confucius
Cielos Azules
(blue skies)
Just laugh. Be safe. Love life.
“Every morning in Africa, a gazelle wakes up. It knows it must outrun the fastest lion or it will be killed. Every morning in Africa, a lion wakes up. It knows it must run faster than the slowest gazelle, or it will starve. It doesn’t matter whether you’re a lion or a gazelle-when the sun comes up, you’d better be running.” – Anonymous
“Somewhere in the world someone is training when you are not. When you race him, he will win.” – Tom Fleming
The only easy day was yesterday – USN SEAL HQ motto
“The road to success is always under construction”
“The only difference between stumbling blocks and stepping stones, is how we use them”
“When you see someone putting on his running shoes,
you can be pretty sure that an adventure is about to happen.”
- Winnie the Pooh
The reason someone wants to rain on your parade is because they don’t have one of their own.
- Power Indexing your Pages with XML-RPC PING | tan.gy
- A How To: Writing Killer Affiliate Marketing Content | tan.gy
AIDA baby… AIDA. "Do I have your attention now?"
- Ode to the amateur logo — Before & After | Design Talk
- Startups in 13 Sentences
- Multitasking is the fastest way to mediocrity – (37signals)
- 10 ways to Battle Site Bureaucracy : Boagworld web design podcast
- Ries’ Pieces: Sex is Easy but Doesn’t Build a Brand
- How NOT To Respond To Negative Publicity On a Blog | David Risley dot com