Hide Desktop Distractions With Doodim
I thought I'd share a nifty little Mac program with you all that allows you to eliminate desktop distractions and helps you to focus on what you're working on. Doodim…
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Free eBook: The Zen Of Blogging
There is no blog! A blog has no inherent value; it's just a medium for conveying value from one person to others. There are no great blogs, only great bloggers.…
Get Evernote For Free!
EverNote allows you to easily capture any information you like, and find it whenever you want. Create text or handwritten notes, import mobile phone snapshots, clip web pages, and grab…
Freelancers – How much should you charge?
You don't want to undersell yourself but you don't want to put off potential cliets by pricing yourself out of their budget range. So, how do you work out what…
Adsense Integrates With Google Accounts
Google have finally started allowing users to use their existing Google Accounts login to access their Adsense reports (why it took so long I have no idea). It's always been…
Updated: Run Multiple Websites On IIS
I've just found this brilliant little tool that lets you run multiple websites under IIS on Windows XP Pro, 2000 etc. As a developer I often need to run multiple…
Brain Dump – Database Issues
Here we list some handy SQL tips that help you combine queries, stop fields being truncated and run scheduled backups
Getting Readers To Your Site And Keeping Them
There's an excellent post by Jennifer Slegg (of JenSense fame) at Search Engine Land about Optimising your blog for search engines.
97% Of Websites Fail The Disabled
An article on the BBC website states a shocking statistic that 97% of website's tested by website Accessibility Agency "Nomensa" are failing the disabled
10 Killer Apps I can’t Live Without
I'm terrible when it comes to gizmos, gadgets, software, websites... if it comes along I'll try it! But, pretty soon they all fall by the wayside and I wonder what…
Je Ne Regrette Rien – Ha, I Wish!
Darren Rowse at ProBlogger is running a group writing project called "If I had to start my blog again". I don't usually take part in these things but this one…
Label Folders Like A Mac… But On XP!
I have started using my Mac at work a lot more and found that labelling files and folders was a brilliant way of remembering what I was working on or…