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door Ross McKillop op 20 september, 2007
Update: alle 3 nodigen gegaan uit. Ik zal opnieuw if/when bijwerken ik meer heb.
I hebgehade 3 nodigen aan de bètadienst uit Jango. Mijn aanvankelijke gedachten op Jango zijn zeer positief. Het heeft het sociale aspect van Last.FM en het stromen en' stelt gelijkaardige kunstenaars' voor eigenschappen van Pandora. Groot plus - het werkt in Canada (Pandora niet).
Verlaat hieronder een commentaar en ik zal uitnodig aan de eerste 3 mensen verzenden. Cheers!
door Ross McKillop op 19 september, 2007
Als u een ventilator van de `Netvibes stijl“ homepage, bent zich en vindt doorbrengend more and more tijd aan Facebook, 360Gadget uw nieuwe favoriete Facebook app zou kunnen zijn. onlangs gelanceerd 360Gadget staat u toe om aan RSS voer, snel toegang in te tekenen uw POP postrekening, het Web zoeken, op YouTube van binnenuit nieuwsvoer letten - allen van binnen één pagina Facebook.
door Ross McKillop op 14 september, 2007
Als u van zou houden nodig aan het nieuwe sociale netwerk „Brij“ uit van Yahoo, enkel verlof een commentaar (te gebruiken gelieve een geldig e-mailadres op het gebied E-mail van het Adres). Voor wat het waard is, ben ik niet bijzonder geïmponeerd.
door Ross McKillop op 13 september, 2007
door Ross McKillop op 9 september, 2007
Update: Allebei nodigen gegaan uit, zal ik bijwerken wanneer ik meer heb.
Ik heb 2 uitnodig aan Streamy om weg te geven. De eerste twee mensen om een commentaar te verlaten krijgen hen (te gebruiken gelieve een geldig e-mailadres in Post: het gebied van de commentaarvorm, die het adres is ik zal verzenden nodigt) uit.
door Ross McKillop op 15 augustus, 2007
Het is Augustus, wat typisch één van de' langzamere' maanden op Internet is. And since I feel like taking a bit of a break, I guess August would be the month to do it. So for the next week, give or take (update: ok about two weeks, maybe a few days less), I probably won’t be posting very much. I have a couple of posts that are almost complete, so I might finish them up and publish them, but otherwise don’t expect too much. Please don’t unsubscribe from the RSS feed or forget about me. I promise to come back, soon. Before Sept.
In the meantime, check out some of these sites that I frequently read:
Webomatica and his writing at the Blog Herald
Lifehacker - they never take breaks
Consumerist - where shoppers bite back
GigaOM - Om Malik never annoys me, and always has something interesting to say
Internet Duct Tape - proves that quality counts over quantity
Kent Newsome - has started updating a bit more frequently, and has great taste in music
With any luck I’ll return a bit refreshed, with lots of new posts and post ideas.
by Ross McKillop on August 1, 2007
Though it appears this site started in July of 2006, I actually had it blocked off to the public until Aug 1st. I spent July of 2006 adding posts so I wouldn’t ‘launch’ a site that had no content. That, and it gave Google a month to start indexing stuff (I allowed my home IP, the public IP of the coffee shop I ‘worked’ from in East Vancouver, and every Google IP I could determine).
I suspect this post will only be interesting to a very small number of people. Since I’m a ‘full discloser’ kinda fellow, I have no problem sharing pretty much every aspect of this sites statistics, but I won’t bore people by doing it often. Once a year seems about right. Also, I’ll be referencing a bunch of these stats in an upcoming post that’ll be titled something along the lines of “What I learned in my first year of blogging”, which I hope will be more interesting.
- Visitors by month
- Visitors by source
- Visitors by referral
- Visitors by search
- Top content
- RSS subscription growth
- Posts, categories, comments and spam
- Borderline useless stats
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by Ross McKillop on July 21, 2007
As you may have noticed, Simplehelp has been ‘down’ much more often lately than I’d like. It all relates to my previous host disabling me, moving to a new host, being on the front page of digg when the (new) server wasn’t ready for it, and the lack of a wp-cache plugin. Anyway - that’s all fixed now (in theory). This post has an actual intent too - to push the changes made by the Full Text Feed plugin live (after WP 2.1 feeds are cut off if you use the <!–more–> tag, which is annoying if you want to allow RSS subscribers to read the full text of your post, which I do).
by Ross McKillop on July 17, 2007
Update: out of Spock invites, I’ll update when I have more.
Just a quick note - if you’d like an invite to Moola, Pownce or Spock, please leave a comment below. Just tell me which one you want an invite to, and use a valid email address in the comment form. Cheers!
by Ross McKillop on July 16, 2007
Yahoo describes Pipes as “an interactive data aggregator and manipulator that lets you mashup your favorite online data sources”. Alright, but what does that mean to the rest of us? Yahoo Pipes uses an easy-to-understand visual editor that allows you to (among other things) take multiple RSS feeds, combine and filter them, and then output all of that information to one RSS feed.
This tutorial will take you through the steps to filter the content of one RSS feed (Techmeme) so that content you may have already read isn’t included in your Techmeme feed. [click to continue...]
by Ross McKillop on July 14, 2007
Have you Googled your name lately? Not entirely happy with the results? This review/overview/tutorial will help you change how you’re represented online.
There are a lot of reasons you may want to alter what comes up when people search for your name. Most likely, you’re about to enter the workforce and you don’t need recruiters and/or an HR rep. looking at your drunken antics on MySpace. The following tips and free-services can help change those Google search results to something you’re a little more proud of.
- Ziki
- LinkedIn
- Naymz
- Damage Control
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by Ross McKillop on July 13, 2007
I think the move from a shared host (Dreamhost) to a dedicated host (The Planet) has worked. There are a few issues that I know of, and I don’t *think* they’ll make a difference in the use of the site. If you could take a moment and surf around a bit to see if you can find anything that’s broken, I’d be very appreciative!!
Thanks,
Ross
by Ross McKillop on June 16, 2007
And the winner is…. Nancy Biggs! I’ve emailed Nancy and the folks @ Answers That Work to arrange for her free copy of The Ultimate Troubleshooter.
The winner was selected at random (by me asking the stranger sitting next to me in the coffee shop that I’m writing this post from to pick a number between 1 and 7 - the # of people that participated).
by Ross McKillop on June 10, 2007
The folks over at Answers That Work have offered one lucky Simplehelp reader a registered copy of The Ultimate Troubleshooter. All you have to do is leave a comment on this post. That’s it. Make sure when leaving a comment to put a working email address in the Mail (required) field (so I can forward your contact info to Answers That Work for you to claim your prize). At the end of the week (Friday, June 15th, 2007) I’ll pick a random commenter as the winner. Good luck!
by Ross McKillop on June 2, 2007
If you would like to run an ad on Simplehelp, there are a number of options available for you. [click to continue...]