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Easiest Screen Sharing Possible - LiveLOOK.net
2008-03-06 01:39:00 I was trying to set up screen sharing with a friend so he could help me do some stuff. Naturally we opened Skype so we could talk instantly. Then I navigated to Unyte to set up screen sharing because I thought it worked with Skype, but had no luck there.. So I ... More About: Screen , Internet , Sharing
Happy Leap Day Friday!
2008-02-29 23:03:00 I like to tell people “Happy Friday !” Because everyone loves Fridays. Unless, your work week is all messed up and friday is your monday… In that case, I’m sorry. On this special occasion its also Happy Leap Day. Although, mostly nobody cares. So, take this day to spread the joy. Happy Leap Friday!
Writers Guild Strike Over, Now What?s On?
2008-02-28 03:43:00 As the writers strike came to a close, everyone waited with anticipation for some TV. Of course, it hasn’t been written yet so we have a while to wait. Fortunately, the kind editors of tvguide.com have compiled a list of 40 top shows and when they’re expected to come back. Maybe now we can all ... More About: Writers , Guild , Strike , Writers Guild
Search With Lookpink.com, Win Karma Points
2008-02-25 00:06:00 Since November 2006, lookpink.com has offered a search option where proceeds go toward a good cause. Their mission is to provide free mammograms to women who cannot afford them. Helping out costs you the same as every other internet search you’ve done, zero dollars. In addition, its just the same as a regular yahoo ... More About: Health , Issues , Search , Karma , Points
A Tribute To The Boondocks
2008-02-23 07:48:00 In case you didn’t know, The Boondocks airs on Adult Swim, mondays at midnight. There are few shows on TV that make you laugh so hard, you need to watch each episode twice to hear all the jokes. I regret that I missed the first season because I didn’t know about it. But once ... More About: Tribute
Blarguments PRO Knitta Please
2008-02-20 01:18:00 This is the first Blarguments PRO article, most everything else seems to be Blarguments VS… You know those times when you read/hear something, then a day or two later it comes up in a completely unrelated conversation with different people. Its almost like you were prepared for what you were going to talk about/see/hear by ...
Blarguments VS Arnolds Veterans Day
2008-02-18 10:52:00 Maybe its not his fault, but Governator Schwarzenegger gave the California school system a day off for veterans day. That was fine. But now we have school on presidents day. If I remember correctly, we used to have an entire week off for this day of days. Maybe that week was privileged, but I don’t ... More About: Veterans , Veterans Day
Blarguments VS Blogger.com Comments
2008-02-13 20:33:00 First of all, blarguments runs on Wordpress. Back when I started blogging I asked around some probloggers and they all said its best. Actually, they said to start one on wordpress.com, then after I know what I’m doing move to wordpress.org. Of course I didn’t listen to them, and went straight ... More About: Blogger , Blogging , Comments
Why Blog Why Read - You Choose Your Own Side
2008-02-11 20:41:00 I heard a few years ago an opinion to why blogging started, then grew so rapidly. This analyst’s opinion was as follows: post Sept 11, the media was focused on content the people did not agree with. Because the population felt they weren’t getting an unbias view, the blogging counter-culture was born. I for ... More About: Education , Blog , Read , Side , Choose
PicLens Addon For Mozilla Is Too Sweet For Words
2008-02-09 09:00:00 PicLens by Cooliris, lets you browse pictures like never before. It completely changes the user experience. I will not even attempt to describe the experience for whatever I say cannot do it justice. I saw a friend using it and my jaw literally dropped. I immediately walked to my computer and added ... More About: Internet , Mozilla , Blogging , Words , Sweet
Blarguments VS Single-Ply Toilet Paper
2008-02-08 00:17:00 Everyone has their own butt-wiping strategy. Personally, I don’t like my finger to touch my butt or poo. I don’t understand the deal here. If the TP is too thin, we just use more. Except the single-ply is so rough it hurts the butt. I understand the train-of-thought though: “I own a store ... More About: Health , Toilet Paper , Toilet , Paper , Single
Blarguments VS Non-Voters
2008-02-05 23:04:00 I live in California, and today is the presidential primaries. I went out and voted, and so should you (if you live in California). I’ve heard it all before — “my vote is worthless,” “it doesn’t matter anyway,” “its so insignificant why do it?” “I don’t have time,” etc. Well, we ... More About: Politics , Issues , Voters
Why Bamboo is a Great Plant for Reducing Carbon
2008-02-03 07:06:00 Guest Blargued by: Eva See the original post at Eco-hacks to comment. Did you know that bamboo is the one living thing that has witnessed and survived the Hiroshima atomic blast from very close quarters? It also provided the first re-greening of Hiroshima after the bombing. Speaks volumes about how hardy the plant is to have survived ... More About: Blogging , Great , Carbon , Bamboo , Plant
Entrecard Dropper Love
2008-02-01 02:17:00 Many people post their top 10 droppers, and while thats a great idea, its only for the top 10. If I can, I’d do anything for the people that enjoy blarguments. So - I had this idea. Entrecard was nice enough to publish all those that drop their card here in a nice ... More About: Love , Blogging
13 Ways To Get Your Entrecard Going Faster
2008-01-31 01:58:00 Guest Blargued by: 1 Million In 365 Days To comment, see the original post here. Entrecard is the newest hip around. Everyone is talking about this phenomenon. It all started from a brilliant idea based on the real business cards. What it turned into was a cool, free advertising method, but also into a pool of ... More About: Blogging
Untitled
2008-01-28 10:01:00 Guest Blargued by: Bendever Gerona I was once reprimanded by my college instructor, who happens to be a Catholic priest, cause I kept addressing him as “sir” while everybody else in the class calls him “father”. He was so furious and accused me of disrespecting his “status” that he threatened to fail me in his class. In ...
Thanks For Proving My Point, Sam Freedom.
2008-01-26 02:44:00 Guest Blargued by: Beth View the original post and comments click here. Thank You For Proving My Point , Sam Freedom . I have no problem with criticism, in fact I welcome it, because it not only improves my blog to suit my tastes, but my readers’ as well. Most of you who visit from EntreCard.com know I am completely against “chain dropping,” because I feel it negates the entire reason for using the service-to find new blogs and network. I recently posted the Drop Your Card Meme, With A Twist. No one seemed to have an issue with the fact I did not link back to the “originator” of the meme, due to my dislike of the way in which he encourages chain dropping and, in my opinion, outright rude behavior towards other bloggers. He proved my point with two comments. Hey, glad you found the meme. Even if your skin is thinner a frog’s, it’s nice to know that something I created has been able to benefit both you, those you’ve tagged, those who&rs...
Stay At Home Moms Dangerous?
2008-01-24 20:40:00 Guest Blargued by: Lisa Yes, I am a stay at home mom. My husband and I chose this for many reasons. First, daycare is expensive here in Chicago. I would be working to pay for daycare. Second, my salary would put us in the next tax bracket. We would be taxed more if I went to work. We also decided that we wanted one of us raising our kids — not a daycare worker. Yes, I have a college degree. However, I will still have that degree once my kids are in school. I do not look down upon people who put their kids in daycare. However, I don’t get what gives others the right to do it to me. What really gets me going is that the feminist movement considers my choice dangerous. Why? According to Gretchen Ritter, stay at home moms are “dangerous subversives and a plague on society.” Who is Gretchen Ritter? She is the director of the Center for Women’s and Gender Studies at the University of Texas and as associate professor of government and women’s studies. She also ... More About: Home , Moms , Stay , Dangerous
Let’s Party! RSS Style!
2008-01-22 21:04:00 Guest Blargued by: Not John Chow Join my RSS party. Grab a beer (or milk, coffee, tea, etc.), sit down in front of the computer and join the party. When you get done reading this post, leave a comment at http://www.notjohnchow.com/rss-traffic-pa rty/ and sign up for my RSS feed and the feed of everyone who leaves a comment. Check back daily to make sure you get to every RSS on the list. If you sign up for all or the RSS feeds and write about the party on your blog, it will generate more traffic and the party will grow and grow and grow. This is step one. Step two is for everyone who joins the party should announce in their comment when their party will take place. We can all mark it down in our calendars and continue to party right on through the year. On New Year’s Eve we can have one BIG RSS reunion bash! So, what do you say? If we all put in a litlle effort signing up for all these feeds we can all reap the benefits. My RSS feed options are located in my Left Side Bar. You ... More About: Party , Style
4 Reasons You Should Be Writing a Weight Loss Blog
2008-01-21 07:28:00 Guest Blargued By: John, see the original post here to comment. Whether you are looking to lose that “Freshman Fifteen” or are in the 100+ Pounds-to-Go Club you should be writing a weight loss blog as a critical component of your weight loss plan. A weight loss blog is not a food journal or a food diary. Keeping a food journal can also be important and in fact will most likely be suggested to you by your doctor or dietician. A food journal is where you log your daily meals and snacks. It is where you account for all the calories you ingest. It can be important, especially at the start of a diet, because most people underestimate the amount of food they actually eat in a day. A well kept food journal will help the dieter properly plan their intake so as to lose weight. A weight loss blog is much more than a food journal. A good weight loss blog deals much more with the emotional aspects of eating, exercising and getting fit. It is the human interest side of the story. These are... More About: Writing , Weight Loss , Weight , Blog , Loss
Coding Training From Age 7
2008-01-20 03:54:00 Long ago, I had a love/hate relationship with Waldo. I hated him because he always got lost in the most random situations, then I liked him because I felt so accomplished after finding him. Then, to make things even harder we would have to find his lost books or whatever he had with him. What a clutz! Little did I know in all those picture hunts I was practicing for my future. As I’m a little noob programmer, the code doesn’t exactly lift off the screen like it does for some. It seems like I play “find the missing semi-colon” (or whatever else) all too often. Sure, even the industry’s top programmers aren’t even exempt from this game – except they likely have peons to do it for them… This occurred to me Regardless, I never would have thought a book without words could have proven so useful. If you have young kids, and you want them to be tech savvy, give them a Wheres Waldo book. It’ll pay for itself in 20 years, I promise. More About: Training , Coding
Scrabulous VS Mattel/Hasbro
2008-01-17 23:32:00 Hasbro and Mattel both own the license to Scrabble in the marketplace. Both parties have invested significant resources over time to develop the Scrabble brand we all know, play, and love. The controversy now is that a web startup, not even a startup but just a Facebook App, Scrabulous is stealing the limelight ... More About: News , Internet , Technology , Social Networking , Issues
Blarguments VS Social Norm: Email Rules
2008-01-16 00:37:00 We’ve all heard and said, “what happened, didn’t you check your email?” As if I was sending the email straight to your frontal lobe. Long ago I received no more than a few emails per day — so there was no problem. Years later, I receive over a hundred messages sorted through a number of addresses and forwarding boxes. Reading them all is no longer possible. Society has come to rely on email as a dependable form of communication. Yes, I check my email often, usually a number of times per day — but that only means I’ll scan the subject lines of my inbox. I rarely check the spam and junk folders, and if the email starts with a “FW:” (or some other subject like that, eg. vacation, lottery, add friend/group, myspace message, etc…) I’ll skip it for later. This transformation occurred simultaneously with cellphones. Years ago, I had some ancient technology called a Pager. It was an often unreliable one way communica... More About: Social , Email , Rules
Rumor: Steve Releases The Macbook Air
2008-01-15 06:07:00 Every year at Macworld, Mac loyals wait with credit cards ready for Steve to make his keynote address. Last year Steve told us about the iphone, and the year before that it was some other pretty looking marvel. This year rumor has it he will release the Macbook Air. A hard-drive free, ultra-portable, battery-lasts-forever, ... More About: News , Rumor , Macbook Air
Internet Piracy Isn?t All Evil
2008-01-14 04:19:00 I stumbled across this article a while back. The producer an independent film called ?Jerome Bixby?s The Man From Earth,? wrote a letter to rlslog.net, thanking them for pirating his movie. Because of digital pirates, his movie became extremely popular, and even made it to the top of Amazon. So I thought ... More About: Internet , Piracy , Evil
The Innocence Project Prevails Again
2008-01-11 22:01:00 The Innocence Project is an organization devoted to freeing innocent prisoners. I can think of no injustice greater than to be unjustly imprisoned. This is one of the most noble causes I have ever come across. Just recently, they fought to release a Texas man named Charles Chatman after being in jail for 26 ...
South Carolina Republican GOP Debate, Appalling
2008-01-11 05:25:00 I watched the Republican debate tonight on the notoriously biased FOX news. Now I feel sick. I feel like throwing up all over this country. They asked probing political discussions to most of the candidates, to which they all answered with their own rehearsed unrelated answers. Lastly, they asked Ron Paul, ... More About: Debate , South , South Carolina , Carolina
Give Your Site Some iCrack - With Entrecard
2008-01-09 19:22:00 Entrecard does a great job bringing unique traffic to your site. Many other bloggers compare it to blogrush, and how its far superior. I’ve personally never used blogrush (and won’t because of the negative reviews) so I can’t make that comparison. In only two months Entrecard has grown well over 6000 users ... More About: Blogging , Site , Give
I Had Never Been Shot At Before?
2008-01-07 22:22:00 45 hours after the fact, I’m still in shock. A good friend of mine had his birthday at a nightclub called Vessel in San Francisco saturday night. While waiting for some friends to get their coats my girlfriend and I patiently waited outside in the alley for them to come out. We watched to ... More About: Health , Shot
Generation NeXt, Pushing Tech to the Next Level
More articles from this author:2008-01-05 01:14:00 My girlfriends little brother just turned 14. He got the sweet Verizon enV. More About: Rants , Social Networking , Tech , Generation , Push 1, 2, 3 |
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