You've landed in Danaville. This site is something of a personal knowledge base. Mostly a home for notes about my day-to-day discoveries in the digital world. While some tips may seem obvious (we learn a new thing every day right?), hopefully you'll find a few of them informative and perhaps useful in your own tech travels!Read more about me »
ZeeVee, a startup venture focused on helping people watch high-definition Internet video on their TVs, recently introduced a new version of its free video browser – formerly known as Zviewer. Now called called Zinc, it was originally designed for the ZvBox, the firm’s PC-to-TV-over-coaxial-cable appliance. The application runs on any Windows XP or Vista computer [...]
If you’ve ever maintained a blog and experienced the dreadful ho-hum web-based interfaces of WordPress, Blogger etc., then l’ve got a tip that will get your fingers moving happily again! First, I should state for the record that I am not a Microsoft fan. I prefer my Mac or Linux workstation in just about every [...]
March 31, 2009 (Computerworld) When big companies release new software, they launch it with lots of hoopla: press tours, technical conferences, free T-shirts. Open-source projects, even the well-known ones, generally release their major new versions with a lot less fanfare. The FOSS (free and open-source software) community is often too busy coding and testing to [...]
