The announcement by the Library of Congress that it has acquired the entire Twitter database of messages - several billions of it - might seem like trivial to some. In fact, the only trivial thing I can think of, is that if you tweet, you can now consider yourself officially published. Not many … [Read more...]
You’re only as good as the tools you use
April 8, 2010 by 3 Comments
In all honesty, I can't recall how it all started with web development; I vaguely recall using Wordpad on Windows 3.11 Maybe because I'm about to push mid-4o's or perhaps because it doesn't really matter. There are things that one fails to register, for good. At some point, however, I started … [Read more...]
Domain sales hindsight is always 20/20
April 6, 2010 by 4 Comments
Upon hearing the news that fellow domainer Adam Strong sold CamRoulette.com for $151,000 its previous owner could not believe he let it go for a mere $1,400 just a few weeks earlier. It happens all the time. In the domain business, there are no if's and but's that can take you to the next … [Read more...]
Why build web sites when you can hold and park domains?
April 6, 2010 by 1 Comment
It's quite ironic issuing this statement; as a web developer I am supposed to be pushing everyone around me to develop, build, create. Right? While this is true in small quantities, when a domain is truly one project that derives its potential from its owner's imagination and vision, … [Read more...]
Recent Comments