@hdickens That is a great article but, I could not read the second page of the article without logging in. So much for being open. Posted 4 days ago
@Suddenlink just gave me internet plus home phone cheaper than internet only. Cool. I guess I need to get a Google Voice account now. Posted 1 week ago
I will be attending Barcamp Jonesboro 2010! I am very excited to participate in the many discussions about the web and social media.
What is Barcamp?
A BarCamp is an “unconference” – an open, participatory event where the attendees are the presenters. The first BarCamp was held in Palo Alto, Ca., in 2005. Since then more than 350 cities on six continents have hosted BarCamps. The first BarCamps focused on early-stage web applications, open-source technologies, and open data formats; but the format has been adapted to serve a variety of other industries and issues, including public transit, health care, real estate and political organizing.
If you are in the Jonesboro Arkansas area get registered and I will see you there!
In the Firefox 4 nightly builds, and in Firefox 4 Beta 1, we are changing the default tab position so that tabs are on top. This is a preference that users can change by right clicking on any of their toolbars. Moving the default tab position is obviously a significant and to some extent controversial change to the Firefox UI, which is why we made the video above to help explain our rationale.
Contributors who are active in the Mozilla community will know that this debate literally goes back for years. So in some respects this video will serve as quick summary of all of the different arguments both for an against the change. But the more interesting part isn’t about looking back, it’s about looking forward. Recently modern browsers have been transitioning to placing tops on top, and that decision isn’t arbitrary, it isn’t about fashion. The change to placing tabs on top isn’t about one browser versus another browser, it’s about the evolution of the Web as a platform. Read the rest at Alex Faaborg’s Blog.
Posted: 18th June 2010 by Brandon in Life
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I enjoyed my stay here during our Superintendent’s Retreat. The inn has free WiFi, nice rooms, beautiful scenery, and a golf course.
Red Apple Inn website is here.
