Entries Categorized as 'Guide'

How to Find Local Twitter Users From Your City

Date May 8, 2008

Twitterlocal.net is a site that lets you find local Twitter users based on proximity to a given location. They got mentioned quite a bit on Twitter today due to a newly created leader board that shows a breakdown of locations with the most tweets over the last 24 hours. The way it works is you [...]

Search to Buy the Best Hair Dryer for my Wife

Date April 22, 2007

My wife’s current hairdryer had just died. It was a pretty good one that had cost her ~$100 (I had no idea they could cost that much). But she really liked it. We went to Costco and she bought some $20 model they had over there and had been using it but knew that she [...]

3 Steps to a Perfect Online Purchase and a List of Resources

Date March 13, 2007

My process for buying products can be quite involved and I equate it to more of a lifecycle, especially if the product is technology related. Impulse buyers need not apply. This post will cover concepts on how to use the web as a tool for each step and list resources that help achieve them. To [...]

How to get a Free Upgrade to Road Runner Extreme

Date March 6, 2007

I just had an unexpected surprise after a phone call to Time Warner today about my current Road Runner pricing. I’ve recently been going over my current monthly expenses and paying especially close attention to the recurring monthly service bills I have. Of those I was currently paying $39.95 a month for Road Runner Standard [...]

10 Web Widgets to Share Interests on Your Site

Date January 31, 2007

So many of the sites I visit today offer cool tools, API’s and feeds to allow you to display the personal content you generate on them to your own site. The sites and tools I am focusing on here are those that collect information about personal interests that help define who you are. After coming [...]

Guide to Protect Your Digital Camera Photos with Automated Backups

Date April 25, 2006

A few weeks ago a friend contacted me to share the misfortune of his house being robbed. They took several electronic items including his digital camera. My friend, and I suspect many other people, had a habit of leaving month�s worth of pictures on the memory card in his camera without downloading them to his [...]

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