Archive for January, 2007



Disable Snap Previews

Q: Can I disable Snap Preview Anyhwere?
A: Yes, you can.
Goto the Snap FAQ page, wherein the second question tells you how to turn off those stupid Snap previews everyone seems so fond of putting on their website.
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Neil Schwartzman of Return Path just posted this article: Are Spammers Spoofing Your Newsletter?. If you’re a publisher, and you send out email, definitely read that article… very insightful… and anyone with a domain should go through the trouble of setting up their SPF headers… please.

4 Easy Photoshop Techniques to Make Your Pictures Pop!   #  0 comments  

Are you thinking of taking your photography to the next level, and making a business out of it? If you are, bookmark PhotoBusinessForum and excellent blog about making a run at being a professional photographer.   #  0 comments  

I’ve got two job openings that I’m trying to fill:
A Sales Manager position and an Account Manager or Coordinator position (if you’re looking in Austin, shoot us your resume … contact info on those job postings - or if you can find my email address on this site (it’s on here somewhere, but I don’t [...]

This is precisely why I got out of the ad network business. Whoops.   #  0 comments  

Apple’s Weather Widget Graphics

Only Apple can make sleet look fun:

It’s cold outside, rain/ice and sleet is coming down, and it’s been coming down for a good 36 hours now, and is forecast to keep coming down for another 36 hours.
I realize that for those of you that live north of Texas this isn’t a big deal, [...]

How to Photograph Silhouettes   #  0 comments  

Compare Mode in Aperture - nice little tip from O’Reilly.   #  0 comments  

Blurb - great way to produce a slick looking book.   #  0 comments  

Posing Tips - Waistlines, Thighs and Bustlines - good tips for a budding photographer.   #  0 comments  

Yes, I did it. I ordered an Apple TV. Want to know why?
Because I’m an Apple dork, and to be honest with you, I’m really not happy with the lack of content available on “standard” HD cable channels, and I’m going to pay another $50/month to get HD movie channels. I’m also tired [...]

I want an iPhone

For one of the best summaries of what Apple has done with the iPhone, see the second page of this article from Time:
“The iPhone breaks two basic axioms of consumer technology. One, when you take an application and put it on a phone, that application must be reduced to a crippled and annoying version of [...]




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