Unless you’re a well established blogger or website designer, you’re probably constantly looking for ways to improve your readers’ experience and keep them coming back. Self-proclaimed gurus make all sorts of (often) bogus claims about what they best way to setup your site is, but they never back up these claims with real data
Enter Smashing Magazine, one of the premier sources for all that is graphic and design related. … Read the rest
Search “Make money online” using Google, and you’ll get 181 million results. Try “make money bogging” and get another 175 million results. With so many resources out there, it is hard to determine where to go and what to read.
Among all the amazing blogs in this niche, there are five that I check on a daily basis because their content is so powerful and written with such quality that… Read the rest
I have a simple confession that many people can identify with. I am an music junkie… I can’t help it; I would listen to music 24/7 if my work and family let me.
Last month, I was really high on the Spotify Music Player, but Spotify noticed I was listening from a US ip and put a 14 day limit on… Read the rest
I am a child of the 80′s. When it comes to video games, I have seen the progression starting with NES and moving forward to now. While graphics may have become more realistic and mind blowing, and controls may have become more sophisticated and user interactive, nothing compares to the fun I had playing NES (and maybe a handful of Genesis/SNES) games. There are three major things I remember… Read the rest
According to Alexa, Craigslist.org reaches just under 2% of the global internet users everyday. That is a huge number of people. When I first heard about Craigslist in Details magazine over 4 years ago, I had a completely different impression of Craigslist than I do now.
That article told the story of girls selling their worn panties for outrageous sums of money; they even charged extra to remove them in… Read the rest
For someone unfamiliar with the internet and even some who are, proxy servers might sound scary and complicated. You might think proxy servers are just for hackers or people who are up to no good (and you are probably right), but your opinion might be changing soon.
In very basic terms, a proxy server is a server that allows someone browsing the web to be (semi) anonymous to the sites… Read the rest
You probably think I’m exaggerating a little bit about how much UpgradeMaster.com helped me, and you are probably right. That doesn’t mean that I don’t believe it though. As many of you know, my Dell Inspiron 1720 decided to stop charging. No warning. No nothing. I’m in the middle of writing a post, look down, and see my laptop has… Read the rest
Jeff Cohn is a fashion, commercial, and fine art photographer from Model Mayhem.
Leah Waddill: Where are you from? Where is most of your work done?
Jeff Cohn: I was born and raised in Delran NJ, which is a small suburb of Philadelphia. I moved to Philly after college and have lived in or around the city for the past ten years.
Most of… Read the rest
There are dozens of useless toolbars that software companies try to clog your browser with. Every search engine (Google, Yahoo, AOL, etc..) wants that prime real estate at the top of your browser. Admittedly, they can occasionally be helpful, but after about 20 seconds, I disable mine.
There is one toolbar that I installed and will probably never uninstall: The Alexa Toolbar. The Alexa Toolbar only takes up a tiny… Read the rest
This blog is officially one month old now! What better way to celebrate than to Get High Now? Not what you were expecting? Get High Now will blow your mind. Featuring audio highs and visual highs, this site has more than enough trippy sound and images to make you hallucinate for a week. Both what effect you should be perceiving (normally self explanatory) and why your brain perceives… Read the rest
