Safari’s Memory Issues Larger Than Firefox’s?
With the recent release of Safari 3.1, there’s been news hailing it as the best browser out (for now). The speed of Safari was the most talked about feature and praised across the board. Well I’m here to complain about it. Safari lasted all of 10 minutes on my laptop. I have 2GB’s of memory, […]
Read moreTwitter Now Has Search…Through Google!
There’s been pleadings left and right for Twitter to implement a better search feature! And though I don’t want to see Search on Twitter, programmers are taking things into their hands and making their own! Twitter user hdiwan, a.k.a Prolific Programmer, has made a Twitter Google Custom Search that allows you to search through Twitter […]
Read moreAdd RSSmeme To Your FeedBurner FeedFlare
If you’d rather not mess with your blog’s template to add the RSSmeme widget released last week, you can add it to your FeedBurner FeedFlare instead! Just take the following steps: Log into your FeedBurner account. Go to your feed’s optimize tab and click on FeedFlare. Paste this link into the "Add New Flare" box: […]
Read moreTake A Sneak Peek At WordPress 2.5
Matt Mullenweg, founding developer of WordPress, has announced on the WordPress development blog that WordPress 2.5 “could be released today.” However, we all know that’s not going to happen! Still, he’s keeping your interest by releasing a ‘Sneak Peek’ download so that developers can test what’s to come in one of the most anticipated releases […]
Read moreWhy I Don’t Want Search On Twitter
With the news of FriendFeed’s new search feature has come the questions of where is Twitter‘s search feature? Let’s think about this for a moment… What’s the greatest thing about Twitter? For me, it’s the amount of information that’s both selective and useful, thrown my way every day by my followers and those I’m following on Twitter. […]
Read moreDisplaying RSS Subscriber Numbers: When Is It Beneficial?
A lot of bloggers have their number of RSS subscribers displayed somewhere on their site/blog. Usually it can be found somewhere in the header or at the top of the sidebar. Some of us see this and wonder: when is it beneficial to show your RSS subscriber stats? Should you put it up from day […]
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