I am beta-testing a plugin that Dan Zarella created called Tweetbacks that I think has a lot of potential in my opinion. What it does is display Tweetbacks to your blogposts on your website. This is pretty cool stuff in my opinion and I expect that it will take hold one day soon. The only […]
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.
Palm Announces the Pre
This is probably the prettiest thing I have seen in a long time, besides my wife of course! This is the new release from Palm that is due out sometime in 2009 from Palm. They will have a GSM later but upon it’s release it will only be available for Sprint users. I honestly can’t […]
Stephan Spencer on SEO
I just watched a great interview with Stephan Spencer from this years Search Engine Strategies conference in Chicago on the webpronews video blog. Stephan is pretty high on WordPress as a CMS, most of the speakers that I have seen from this years conference were, which was good to hear. He also recommends a few […]
Biodegradable Notebooks
One of the biggest surprises for me at this years CES (Consumer Electronics Show) in Las Vegas was the unveiling of a new notebook computer from Asus that is partially made from environmentally friendly components. One of these ingredients is, you guessed it, Bamboo! Didn’t see that one coming did you? ASUS Bamboo Ecobook Notebook […]
Predictions for 2009
I just posted Josh Catone’s Top 15 Stories of 2008 on my blog a few minutes ago and then stumbled upon his predictions for 2009, I figured this was worthy of posting as well. I think that Josh has hit the nail on the head again w/ this article. I share his belief that technologies […]
Top 15 Stories of 2008
I am a big fan of SitePoint, they not only put out some great resource books for web developers and hosting companies, but they also have a great list of contributors that post some great content. I was reading their newsletter today and found the Top 15 Web Tech Stories posted by Josh Catone and […]
Google / Picasa for Mac
I was just reading a press release today that Google has released Picasa in beta for the Mac OS. I have been a Picasa user for a long time, and love the software. Since Google purchased the company a while back it’s service has done nothing but improve in my opinion. In fact, I use […]
33 Twitter Accounts Hacked
Update: 01/05/09: CNN has posted a little more information regarding this breach on their website, here’s a link. What I am wondering is what in the world do you do w/ a Twitter account once you hack it? It just doesn’t make a whole lot of sense to me, I guess I just don’t see […]
#phishingalert Attack Underway!
Over the past 20 or 30 minutes this evening I have seen a lot of tweets reporting a phishing attack that is apparently running rampant on Twitter’s social networking. If you get a Twitter direct message today reading: “check out this funny blog about you”, don’t do it. The link leads to a fake Twitter […]
Pleth Email w/ iPhone Sync
I am going to jump the gun and announce one of the most exciting things we have planned in 2009 for our email clients. We estimate that sometime in the first quarter of this year we will be able to offer our clients iPhone synchronization w/ their Pleth Premium Email account. While our current email clients […]
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