By StrangeWork.com: Last week Jennifer Leggio of ZDNet posted an article about Twitter’s new anti-spam efforts and how royally jacked they are. I’m here to confirm that the Twitter follow limits are still jacked. So what are the limits? Here is Twitter’s answer: What are the limits? We’re starting with a few limits based on […]
By StrangeWork.com: Know how I know this country is gay? It’s 2007 and we still can’t vote online! Actually it’s 2007 and we can’t even register to vote online! What is wrong with this country? We spend millions upon millions of dollars for voting machines that are untrustworthy, rather than invest that money in technology […]
By StrangeWork.com: After a recent trip to Charlotte, NC I can say that I will NEVER use Travelocity again. We made reservations to stay at the Ramada Inn next to the airport in Charlotte through Travelocity. The hotel had many flaws including moldiness, broken doors, stains everywhere, disgusting old sheets/blankets, and was located in an […]
By StrangeWork.com: There is nothing in this world more frustrating then someone stealing your blog content. Even worse is when the site stealing your content also steals your search engine placement and you, the original author, gets bumped off the SERPs for duplicate content. This happened to me recently for my post Free Motorola Q […]
I was posting an article to Digg.com and decided to try out the spell check. To my surprise the word “blog” was not recognized as a word. I got a good laugh from this so I thought I would share!
I learned an interesting fact the other day. Verizon does not allow their customers to download device drivers for their phones. Instead you have to pay $30 and purchase a “music essentials kit”, which includes drivers for your particular phone, some software, and a USB cord. $30!? WTF Verizon? Don’t you think the fact that […]
Ok so lately my luck with ______ Screen of Death (fill in any color you would like) hasn’t been the greatest. First my Xbox 360 fizzles with the RRoD and now my laptop fried with the BSoD! Yesterday at about 8:30am I received my first blue screen. After the initial lock up I received a […]
It was bound to happen. My Xbox 360 finally received the Red Ring of Death (RROD). What makes it even more frustrating is the fact that I had NO problems leading up to this. My Xbox 360 was amazing and never froze, glitched, locked up, or acted funny in anyway. Then one day BAAM, and […]
I don’t care WHAT Yahoo says, they do NOT use sitemaps. I’ve been pinging my sitemap to Yahoo for almost a month now and they’ve added about 10 links! I’m sending about 2000 links to Yahoo, with new ones added each day, but Yahoo seems to care less about that. I cant imagine so many […]
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