I knew it would happen eventually, but I didn’t expect this so soon. According to USA Today China now has more people on the internet than the USA.
According to the story, there are now 220 million Chinese internet users vs. 216 million USA users (USA had the world dominate usage).
The part that is really interesting [...]
Category: Chinese, Mac, Tinkering, Web Apps, Windows | 1 Comment
Another hair brained scheme…
I woke up Saturday with an idea (which is actually a joke at our house now, “Guess what honey, I have an idea!”). I wanted to have a podcast of news bits that I could listen to while I did my morning routine - the catch being I wanted it daily, and [...]
Category: Web Apps, Windows | 4 Comments
(Or why are there no variables in .Net’s Web.config)
The .net web.config file is kind of a pain when working with source control and multiple developers. I’ve been trying to figure out the best way to keep conflicts to a minimum, and allow for each developer to have different configurations (which is required for the current [...]
Category: Linux, Mac, Web Apps, Windows | 3 Comments
One of the things I like about using Git is the fact you don’t need hosting to use it. However, there are some benefits to using a Git server - one of which being you can browse the repository online.
I stumbled on a Git hosting provider today called github. The prices are good, and they [...]
Category: Mac, Web Apps | 2 Comments
I’ve been sitting on this for a while, but here is a simple application that lists out all the applications you have in your Applications folder (that was a lot of “applications”).
I’ve seen quite a few blog posts where people list out the apps that they use and like, and thought this might be [...]