I was forwarded Adam Ostrow’s post on Mashable today from Joel Kunert & it was worth sharing since some of these applications I hadn’t even heard of before. As opposed to the relatively new Digg API, the Facebook API has been available to developers since the summer. With more than 100 applications now featured in […]
Archives for 2008
Happy New Year!
As I sit at my desk and wind through the last few emails in my inbox for the year I wanted to take this opportunity to thank all of our clients who made 2008 a great year for Pleth. I also would like to wish everyone a Happy & Prosperous 2009! If there is anything […]
Features for WordPress 2.8
WordPress 2.7 has only been out for a short time but the folks at Automattic and the WordPress Developer community are already looking forward to version 2.8. If you haven’t already upgraded to 2.7, you should do so pretty quickly. It’s a major redesign of the backend / dashboard. I have slowly migrated my clients […]
Denver Broncos fire Mike Shanahan
I know that there are probably in Denver with stronger feelings about this than I do but I sure didn’t see the firing of Mike Shanahan coming today, I really didn’t. Sure, their season fell apart toward the end of the season, but who in the world are you going to get to replace him? […]
6 New Web Technologies of 2008
There was a great article on Wired.com this morning about 6 new web technologies that emerged in 2008 that everyone needs to use now. Michael Calore did a great job in this piece, be sure to check out what the top one deals with, Digital Identity! Every year, we see scores of innovations trickle onto […]
OpenID Needs Exposure
While I am a huge fan of Facebook Connect, I also have been rooting for OpenID to gain some traction as well as a universal login sharing solution but it just hasn’t gotten the attention that Facebook Connect has, and for obvious reasons, everyone is already familiar w/ Facebook and it’s one of the most […]
Invitation from the FBI
Here’s something you don’t see everyday, the FBI has issued an invitation to hackers or just anyone interested in cracking codes to break a cipher they have placed on their website. The code was generated by the FBI cryptanalysts. They have even posted some primers for newbies out there that are interested and want to […]
Mailtrust Advisory Board
I am going to be on the Mailtrust Customer Advisory Board for the next 6 months. I was talking w/ one of their representatives today about how Mailtrust’s Noteworthy product is probably my most favorite SAAS solution on the market! I didn’t really realize how handy the webmail interface was because I usually download everything […]
Way to Go Cowboys!
Last night I watched the best football game I have seen in a while. And no, it wasn’t a close game by any means, it was actually a blowout that probably could have been stopped early in the 3rd quarter for humanitarian reasons but it continued. I DVR’d the game and watched it over again. […]
Web Hosting Podcasts of 2008
I am a frequent listener to the Web Hosting Show, hosted by Mitch Keeler, he usually covers a broad range of interesting topics that are extremely relevant to the Web Hosting industry. I noticed this morning that Mitch has listed his best Podcasts of 2008 on his blog and I couldn’t resist the opportunity to […]
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