Interesting artifacts found on April 26, 2011: Delicious: Tech bubbles, tides, and earthquakes – What you should know Good summary on the difference between the bubble of 2000 and the bubble of today, second to last paragraph. Advises building a company…
It’s always a great opportunity to hear open, unscripted talk from big leaders, and today Mark Zuckerberg gave a tech forum talk at BYU that I attended. There were many interesting tidbits on topics ranging from entrepreneurism to education and technology. I took notes on the session, and also included a link to watch the full session.
Matt Mullenweg of Ma.tt was running a fun pre-SXSW WordPress party contest, and though I won’t be able to be there I needed a break from work so decided to throw my hat in. The objective was to take or…
Isn’t the Internet an amazing thing, with its near flawless memory? I searched for the very first website I ever created for a client this morning, and found it on the Wayback Machine. Check it out, circa 2001 early teen web design! (Screenshots after the jump.)
My wife and I, like any fun newlywed couple (okay, maybe we’re getting a little old for the newlywed stage now), have a blog where we like to talk about the trips we go on, fun finds, time with family, etc. The time came the other day to make the blog private to allow access only to friends and family, instead of shouting our family matters to the entire Internet. It is run with WordPress, as are most of my personal and client sites, because of the fantastic power and flexibility that the platform provides. After searching for a few hours, I came up with what I believe is one a very good combo of plugins and settings to make a WordPress blog private.
