links for 2008-05-30
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Good list of web applications
links for 2008-05-16
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Looks like an interesting tool. Allow users to give feedback on your site and vote on others proposed suggestions as well.
Storm in Austin
Wow, so I learned on my bus ride to work this morning that central Austin got hit by one helluva storm last night. As we got off the highway and started cruising through the campus and downtown area, I started to notice that there were leaves and branches covering the road everywhere. And then I started noticing that there were entire trees laying on their sides. Craziness! … especially considering that we hardly even noticed the rain last night where we live.
There is at least one building downtown with windows blown out on one side. I wish I would have grabbed a photo of that one as we went by (I may try to get a photo on my way home later), but I did get one photo. I got off the bus earlier than I normally do and rode my bike past the state capitol building and got this photo of one of the large trees on the capitol lawn totally uprooted (my iphone can’t zoom so its not a great pic but you can see the 2 guys standing near the tree for scale) :
links for 2008-05-14
links for 2008-05-13
links for 2008-05-11
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Great article on using jQuery to create greasemonkey scripts
links for 2008-05-09
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This is a great blog post comparing Twitter to Blogging in a “then vs now” format
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Great article on managing a self-hosted wordpress blog. Has some good tips on some hacks to customize your install.
links for 2008-05-08
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new downtown yoga studio in Austin.
links for 2008-05-06
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Great article on how to use twitter as a resource for your business
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Make sure to click through and read the original “1000 True Fans” post in addition to this one.
An update for my LJ friends
This is a test post. I just finished helping Dawn setup her blog to crosspost to her livejournal account and decided it would not be a bad idea to do the same myself. If you are reading this on LJ, please discontinue following the bardospace syndicated feed (if you were even following it in the first place), since all of my blog updates will now get crossposted directly to my bardow LJ account. I would appreciate it if you LJ’ers would leave any comments back here at my main blog site so I can keep any conversations about my posts together in one place…. not that its hardly possible to do that these days with twitter, friendfeed, etc.
