Archive for the ‘ Social Networking ’ Category

My favorite useful 3rd party Mac tools

I like finding free little third party programs that add useful functions to the already great Mac OS.  I download lots of these, but there are only a few that I use on a very regular basis.  (Sorry PC users, these are predominantly Mac-only programs.  But I’m sure there are plenty of PC alternatives for Related posts:

  1. It’s really* easy to replace your TV with your computer!
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Parents make good Facebook friends!

Facebook has come a long way from its beginnings in 2003.  The Facebook babble being generated over dorm room broadband Internet connections back then was certainly not for parent’s eyes.  In fact, Facebook effectively barred most parental participation; you couldn’t join if you didn’t have a college email address.  Its not that it was necessarily Related posts:

  1. I love Facebook and Kool-Aid
  2. Streamy.com: A clown car for social networking feeds
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I love Facebook and Kool-Aid

A fascinating and insightful post about why Facebook is a really useful, productive tool that everyone should embrace. You can skip this one if you want Related posts:

  1. Parents make good Facebook friends!
  2. Streamy.com: A clown car for social networking feeds
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Streamy.com: A clown car for social networking feeds

Most of my (unproductive) Internet time is spent on Twitter, Facebook, and looking at my various RSS feeds.  Typically, I browse my various Twitter accounts using Tweetie (Mac only), my Facebook Newsfeed using the Adobe AIR Facebook Application, and my RSS feeds using NetNewsWire (Mac only).  These browser-free options are all great, but I am Related posts:

  1. I love Facebook and Kool-Aid
  2. Parents make good Facebook friends!
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What’s My Point?

This blog is about my frantic sprint to a life where everything I do, write, read, watch, and (perhaps) say will be translated into 1’s and 0’s, stored on an unfathomable number of computers around the world, and be instantly accessible from my MacBook. All the stuff I discuss in here is really cool, (usually) really cheap, and make me more productive.
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