Don't Back Down: Linkedelica

Chad Everett offers political and social commentary sprinkled with technical insight, programming tidbits and anything else that comes up.

TypePad Does Have Some Great Features - February 14, 2008

Now that I've mentioned what would make TypePad really rock because those features are things that I run into every day, and also came up with a few features that would make TypePad just a bit better with some features that I run into, but perhaps not quite as often, you might be thinking that I don't like TypePad. That's actually not the case. In fact, the more I work with it, the more I like it. Sure, you can't do PHP on TypePad, and using PHP makes managing sites easier. But you can use..
http://cxliv.org/2008/02/14/typepad_does_have_some_great_features.php

Now, What TypePad Could Use to Make it Better - February 13, 2008

Perhaps this is in reverse order, since I first mentioned what would make TypePad really rock, but hey - those are the things that I run into every time I use TypePad, so they were foremost on my mind. This next batch of items are things that are high on my list, because I get them a lot, but I don't necessarily see them every time I log in. They are just little nitpicky items that I'd like to see go away. In all honesty, it would probably be better to address these first, because like most..
http://cxliv.org/2008/02/13/now_what_typepad_could_use_to_make_it_better.php

The Importance of Uptime and Availability - February 7, 2008

Much of today, twitterfeed has been down. Which is okay - it just means that my blog posts don't get into my Twitter stream (just one of the reasons I don't like depending on third-party services). Last week, John Chow announced that he had set another new record, with more than $30,000 in income. Unforunately, if you haven't read the report, you may not be able to do so, because his site has been responding horribly of late (at least for me). I don't know what's happening for John - if...
http://cxliv.org/2008/02/07/the_importance_of_uptime_and_availability.php

A Good Twitter Client Makes All the Difference - February 6, 2008

I've mentioned before (more than once, in fact) that I don't much care for social networking. This could be for two reasons. Either I just don't get it - a distinct possibility - or because I'm just not very social - also quite possible (in fact, quite possibly even more likely). For one reason or another, I haven't really managed to get into Twitter, though I've tried a few times. I want to like the service, but I just couldn't get into it. I finally figured out that the problem wasn't so.
http://cxliv.org/2008/02/06/a_good_twitter_client_makes_all_the_difference.php