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Wednesday, September 16, 2009

Is Google Voice a Threat to AT&T?

Interesting tidbit that I found from Pogues's New York Times column.

Is Google Voice a Threat to AT&T?: "Why would AT&T care? Because of those free text messages and cheap international calls, of course. If these apps became popular, AT&T's revenue could take a serious hit."



(Via NYT > Pogue's Posts.)

Wednesday, March 05, 2008

HouseCleaning

I've been doing a little housecleaning. By that I mean I've been changing the look and feel of this blog.

I got tired of the darker colors even though they looked kinda forestry, so I made the blog white. Added a voting widget, put the archives in a drop down menu, and added a news scrolling widget at the bottom. I may remove this last one because it just doesn't function the way I would like.

There's a possibility that I may add Snap, which is a link preview, but I'll see how this present configuration works first.

Oh, I also changed my kicker for the blog title to "the invisible blog" from something like "daily views and observations".

The last thing I need to do is add a counter. I used to have a counter for this page, but somewhere along the way, while changing templates, I lost it. I'll need to reinstall it.

Monday, February 25, 2008

Saturday, April 21, 2007

testing "links to this post"

As I See It: learning trackbacks
I did look up back links, and though it does not present as being a closed system, logistically that seems to be what it works out as.

This link back should appear in the learning trackbacks article, and should create another posting... I think.

Yep, that's how it worked out but the back link did not show up yet. According to the help files, it may take a while before showing up.

Thursday, April 19, 2007

Haloscan code removed

I was able to get the new comments and trackback features working by reassigning my template. When I tried to remove the Haloscan stuff, I ended up with no comments at all. Even though I've eliminated Haloscan, I still have a premium membership and may consider using it with WordPress.

Now I just have to figure out how to get my profile up to date on this blog.