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Collection of Paypal Tools

March 9th, 2008

Ahhh, Paypal. One of my favorite online services. What originally started as a companion for eBay to oversee the auction payment transactions has since developed into an almost all purpose tool for exchanging money online. Blogs use Paypal to receive advertising payments, domainers use it to buy/sell domain names, and many affiliates use it to [...]

Do You Still Use Facebook?

February 28th, 2008

Web Based Apps

Today I noticed an interesting post over at Webware, which talks about a planned face lift for Facebook. In looking at the screenshots provided, I really don’t see a major difference in the look of the site, but it will be nice to have the wall in its own tab.
While looking over the photos, I [...]

How To: Redirect A Feedburner Feed to Another Feedburner Feed

January 17th, 2008

Web Based Apps

If you decide to switch domains, or just want to use a new Feedburner URL for your feed, there is a way to make the switch while making it as easy as possible for your subscribers to make the transition.
Feedburner has a built in Feedburner redirect that anyone can use with the following easy steps:

Create [...]

Easily Translate Your Type Into D00d Speak

January 5th, 2008

Web Based Apps

As a long time online gamer, I speak d00d speak very well. So do most kids under age 16, whether they play online games or just use it for instant messages and e-mails. However, not everyone knows what “Woot” means or how to appropriately abbreviate your words.
This is where the AOLer [...]

Do You Have a Globally Recognized Avatar?

January 3rd, 2008

Web Based Apps

Do you have a Gravatar (Globally Recognized Avatar)?
As a loyal fan of the WordPress software that runs each of my weblogs, I feel that it is important to support WordPress in any way that I can. A couple of days ago I announced some big changes to the theme here at Kyle’s Cove, and probably [...]

MySpace Private Pictures Aren’t Exactly Private

December 28th, 2007

Web Based Apps

It is always risky to upload your personal pictures on to someone else’s servers, but private pictures are exceptionally risky. You are somewhat at the mercy of what that person or company does with the pictures.
For whatever reason, MySpace and Facebook users don’t seem to understand this, so they upload all sorts of pictures that [...]