Ok, so I’m checking around in my e-mail and blogs this morning when I spot this: The Dell Mini 9 Laptop.
At the cheapest setting this laptop is only $349—and that’s with a solid state hard drive, a genuine Intel processor and Ubuntu OS.
You don’t know how terrific of a buy this is for a person that just needs to surf the web.
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The neat thing about the Internet is that there are many sites to help you out. Just when you think that you have to “go-it-alone” there’s someone out there that has done it before and that can help.
I’m constantly relying on the Internet to figure out how to do something, how to fix problems, or how to write code for my day job.
I invite you to come check out the launch of a new website that we’ve started called:
The point of this site is to help people answer questions of modesty from both a guy’s and girl’s perspective.
We have a group of writers lined up, but the key feature of this new site will be our outfit reviews.
Like most good things, the time has come for a face lift to MInTheGap.
A good rule of thumb is that you should change your theme every year. Well, it’s been just about a year since the cluttered, red theme on the right took over to the 3-column theme of years past, and now this more modern blue theme has taken its place.
By now you know that I’m totally in favor of having your own domain. You know that there are multiple reasons that you should get off of blogger, blogspot or wordpress.com and get on your own domain.
But in case you haven’t:
The latest VeggieTales episode confronts us with an important truth—Not Helping is the Same as Hurting. This is a serious lesson for the Christian—in that we have a message that we’re to bring that will be a blessing to those that hear.
We’ve been commissioned to go forth and preach the Gospel to every creature. How are we doing on that?
The Internet is a highly visual place. That being the case, it’s a good thing for every blog to get a virtual new can of paint at least once a year.
This can mean changing up or decluttering the sidebar, it could mean doing more features or series, or it could mean either finding a good new free template or buying a template from a good designer.
The other day I was noticing that my blog was running ridiculously slow when I was in the admin panel. This was with having Google Gears turned on.
There are three things that go toward the speed of your blog—or any computer for that matter. The number of processors, the amount of memory, and the amount of time across the network.
Since I only deal with broadband Internet, I didn’t think it was that. Memory seemed ok—and the main site was functional. That, and other sites I’m running seemed to be downright perky. So, what was the deal?
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