Technology Talk - 08/06/2007

Wow, I’m hopefully on the back-end of possibly the worst flu I have ever experienced, which caused me to not even feel up to accessing my computer for the past few days. If you’ve been wondering where I’ve been, hopefully that is a good enough explanation. I have quite a few e-mails that I need to go through, so here are a few links to tide you over in the meantime:

  • Lord Matt offers Some SEO Basics and Alexa Rank Mistakes. In the post Matt gives some information about Alexa redirecting, among other things, which has been a much talked about topic on this site.
  • Mark talks about Blue Vertigo, which is one-stop resource for images and fonts. Definitely a site to bookmark for future reference.
  • Hongkiat gives us 26 sites that pay you to write for them. Included are sites like ReviewMe and Sponsored Reviews, plus a lot of sites you probably haven’t ever heard of.
  • Lifehacker.biz offers a comprehensive list of some of the Best Open Source Software available. Open source is a wonderful thing and it is great to see all these companies taking advantage.
  • GHacks gives us 35 Extensions for Thunderbird users. This is a useful list with a lot of extensions, but may be a little bloated. I’ve found in my experience that there are only 5 or so extensions that are worth using if you use Thunderbird in most situations.
  • Web Worker Daily gives us 8 Tips to Make the Most of Microsoft Outlook. If you use Microsoft Outlook as your primary e-mail client, this is a must-read article.
  • Ryan talks about the now available Firefox 3.0 Alpha 7 web browser.   It looks like most of the changes are geared towards improving performance.   I typically don’t recommend the average user begin beta testing a new browser until the Beta 2 phase, but it is always fun to monitor what is in store for us!  Especially the much anticipated Places feature.
  • Mashable covers a new Firefox Facebook application which allows users to display their favorite Firefox Add-ons.

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  1. Wow. Glad to hear you’re doing better buddy. As soon as I start feeling sick, it’s a healthy regiment of NyQuil and TheraFlu for me. But yeah man, stay strong and if you need to me to run to the store for you, you got it. (#):)

  2. Thanks for the mention, Kyle. :) Glad to hear you’re feeling better.

  3. I hope you make a full recovery, and I hope AdSense blesses you with $1,000 extra dollars so you can feel better! :)

  4. Thanks everyone for the well wishes ;) Today has been much better. The worst part was my wife was also sick, so we had to find someone to watch the 6 month old and the 4 year old all day Sunday.

    Coolio - $1,000 extra AdSense dollars would go a long way towards making me feel better ;)

  5. Glad to hear you feeling better. I’ve just caught a cold… ahh… I hate it.

  6. Good to hear you are well now! I was wondering about the posts though..

    Plus, a nice list of material to read! :-)

  7. Nice to hear you feel better Kyle. I like the SEO article link you have on here. SEO is something I am very interested in.

  8. The flu I had has been making its way around the Des Moines area, so I’m glad I’ve got it over with.

    Art - Yes, I really like it as well. I’ve been learning a lot about SEO lately, and the one thing I noticed the most I think is just how important it actually is. A blog can be successful without it, but it can be so much more successful with it.

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