If you’ve worked on a website, or had someone build a website for you, or even purchase webhosting, you’ve probably heard the “buzz-phrase” Search Engine Optimization. What exactly is this long-winded acronym? SEO, as it is commonly referred to, is editing and building a website so that traffic can be increased. At its foundation, it [...]

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I mentioned in an earlier post that I moved webhosts. It’s now been more than a month since that move was made, and I have already seen the benefits. By sharing what I’ve learned in my transition, I hope to enlighten other hopeful web users who are about to start their own site. I moved [...]

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After writing my last post about picking a new Mac, I decided to create a page to take some of the thinking out of the process. The Mac Chooser is a small form that evaluates the data given to it, and returns a recommendation for a new computer. It is by no means the last [...]

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If you visited the site in the last 24 hours, you’ve probably grown familiar with that nice 404 Not Found error page. That was because I was moving hosts and basically botched the transition. In December 2007 I started this site with webserve.ca. At the time I had no problems with the cost or package [...]

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You might notice in the footer of my blog that there is a small item that says My MacBook has been on for 4 days, 20:18 hours. I thought that this might be an interesting thing to share with people. If this is something you’re interested in putting on your site, here is how I’ve [...]

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