Yesterday morning about this time there was a mad dash of people trying to get on Best Buy’s website to cash in on a $9.99 flat-screen television. Obviously this was a huge typo on Best Buy’s end, but before they could catch it online they already had sold no telling how many televisions. Obviously, Best […]
Cotton Rohrscheib's Blog Archives
Take some time to explore my archived collection of content which contains insights, and reflections on topics that are of interest to me, including; faith & family, technology, farm & business, entertainment, health & wellness, urban farming, as well as updated information on some of my weekend projects. Whether you’re looking to learn something new, find inspiration, or simply enjoy a thoughtful read, I hope my blog is a great starting point. You can also use the search bar at the top of each page to quickly find specific content.
Murdoch is Messing Up Big Time
As I am sure a lot of you may have already heard, Rupert Murdoch, who I have said in the past needs to retire, plans to start charging for news content on his websites. Murdoch, the genius who also bough MySpace on it’s way down the tubes, and also made comments saying that the Internet […]
Facebook Acquires FriendFeed
A short time ago I blogged about a talk that Keith Crawford did at one of our Central Arkansas Refresh meetings on FriendFeed. You can find that blog post here. Since that presentation, I have had a much greater appreciation for FriendFeed and what all it does. Well, today I caught wind that Facebook had […]
Week One with the iPhone
my partners and I recently moved over to Basecamp to do our project management so I was able to just load an app to handle my tasking and I was all setup. Even better than I had hoped for…
Good Social Saturation -vs- Organic SEO
A lot of times when my partners and I are speaking with a new client about a project they will always list “Good Search Engine Placement” at the top of their priority list. This has been the case for as long as I can remember, and for good reason. If a website doesn’t pull up […]
Thoughts on Hacked Facebook Accounts & Security
This morning I noticed that a few of my friends had their Facebook accounts compromised over the weekend. Granted, this is not uncommon, and for the most part your friends will understand, but it’s still a nuisance. As a result of this weekends breakout, I had a couple of people ask me to do a […]
Critch on Drupal Security / PCI Compliance
Resident Server Administrator and all around Linux Guru, Matt Critcher, recently posted an entry on his blog about Drupal Security and PCI compliance. Matt has been running Drupal on his site for a while now and it seems to be working out well for him. I always look to Matt for security issues because he […]
Facebook Usernames and URL’s
Tonight I was going through my tasklist knocking off projects for the week and realized that I hadn’t gotten around to securing our custom URL or username for Facebook yet for our Pleth page. The truth is that we have had a page on Facebook for a while now but we haven’t really promoted it […]
Facebook Connect is a Huge Success
I was reading today in the The Business Insider Insider that Facebook Connect was being hailed as a huge success. I started putting Facebook Connect onto client applications and websites pretty soon after it was released to the development community. I am not typically an early adopter of any technology until I have had a […]
David Ebersman is Facebook’s New CFO
Facebook named a new CFO today, his name is David Ebersman. Ebersman has some prior CFO experience at other firms and should be a huge asset to Facebook. I think the question that we have all been wondering about will soon be answered, and that question is, “when will we see the Facebook IPO?” I […]
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