Life Cycle of a Web Page on StumbleUpon [infographic]
Source: http://www.stumbleupon.com/sublog/the-lifecycle-of-a-web-page-on-stumbleupon/
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Occupy Jupiter
Occupy Jupiter!
@techremedy – A Twitter Infographic
Here is a cool infographic showing some data about the @techremedy Twitter account! Cool stuff!
Google Challenges Netflix with Movie Streaming on Youtube
With all of the current customer frustration with Netflix, it comes as no surprise that Google is throwing their hat in the streaming movie ring. Youtube is now offering pay per stream video rentals. There’s a library of free movies Continue reading
Google Announces Agreement to Aquire Motorola
That’s right, Google has announced its intention to purchase Motorola Mobility, otherwise known as the cell phone division, for $12.1 billion. Not chump change right? Google is feeling the pinch from Apple and Microsoft trying to push around their Android Continue reading
Get a Paginated Grid of Results Using PHP/MySQL
Have you ever tried to create a nice grid of MySQL results before? Perhaps something 4 items across and 4 items down with pagination for more than 16 results? Well, let’s go ahead and build that here so you can Continue reading
Using the CFTRANSACTION tag to Roll Back SQL Changes in The Event of an Error
If you have ever had to run a series of SQL statements that alter the table or tables, then you know the fear of encountering an error in the middle of the script! Let’s say you need to run a Continue reading
My Thoughts on Google+ After 1 Week of Use
When I was first invited to Google+ by fellow geek, Lynette Young, I wasn’t sure what to expect. I was one of those people who really had high hopes for Google Wave and was, like most others, utterly let down Continue reading
Google launches Chromebook June 15
June 15 marks the public launch date of the Google Chromebook in the U.S. and U.K. So will this date go down in history, like the Wright Brothers first flight or the Apollo 11 moon landing? Or is it doomed Continue reading
World IPv6 Day!
Starting at 8pm EDT on June 7, many major players on the internet (think Google, Yahoo, Bing, Facebook and others) will be lighting up IPv6 versions of their websites. Many ISPs, transport, and hosting companies will also be testing out Continue reading