Global Earthquake Watch
Many earthquakes occur every day around the world. I’ve written a few articles about Vancouver earthquakes in the past only because the topic presented itself with the worry that was going on in British Columbia at the time.
Now, more that ever I feel inclined to track earthquakes since Haiti and Chile had some pretty devastating [...]
Google blog posts cache
If you’re like me and you don’t like the fact that Google has an old cache of your site or pages and you’re running a blog then you do have options.
Nowadays people are churning out content and trying to remain in top position for their selected category or niche and it’s getting harder and harder [...]
Add Twitter to WordPress
It’s fairly easy to hack an RSS feed of your tweets from Twitter into a WordPress page. It’s a two step process and all the coding is done in a new template page.
First of all go to your Twitter page and a web browser and look at the source code. From there you should see [...]
Google Analytics Cheatsheet
Google Analytics Cheat Sheet, came out yesterday via #SMX on Twitter, thanks to Ian Lurie.
Compliant sites in Google Search
Blazing away on Twitter is some back-and-forth fun about the contribution of usability on SEO and search engine results (Google, in this case).
I believe Google should introduce some responsibility to it’s results pages so that there are some relative weights given to valid and compliant code (W3C).
Enhancing a site for W3C compliance could potentially bring [...]
HELLA lot of times
“Hella” has been proposed as a new unit for to represent 10 to the 27th power, or, a trillion trillions. Megan Brescini with the original post about Hella’s proposed introduction over Yotta.
Personally, I like gnar gnar bytes the most.