Very good news.
“Moral reformation without Christ, is the pathway to Hell”
Very good news.
“Moral reformation without Christ, is the pathway to Hell”
“These figures are interesting because they don’t fit in with other metrics that show Android is the leading mobile OS… This difference is likely the result of mobile Safari which, in my opinion, offers a better browsing experience than Android.”
I don’t spend much time on Google+ but I’m glad to see that it’s growing. I don’t really use or like Facebook but I definitely see myself using G+ more and more as it get more popular. (via)
I really like Windows Phone. They are thinking outside the box with the whole metro UI… unlike some other companies. If the iPhone didn’t exist, I think I would be using a Windows Phone. Microsoft really needs to turn their market share ship around and start selling some phones. (via)
“Not only is Brees now the single season passing yardage leader, he’s only the second quarterback ever to crack the 5,000-yard passing barrier and the only quarterback in NFL history to hit that mark twice in their career.”
Pseudo-elements seem to be all the rage these days.
Nice writeup by T.J. Draper over on Mac.Appstorm. I think I may switch from Freshbooks to iBiz.
Really great work by TjRus.
On his radio show The Dividing Line. Here is a link to the full show.
Just another reason I’m glad I moved back to WordPress. (via)
Very cool concept from Apple’s new UI/UX intern, Jan-Michael Cart. Hope this actually makes it’s way into iOS. (via)
“I hope, for the sake of honesty, that Amazon’s claim about the Fire’s dominance is based on combined model-family numbers: that is, I expect from their press release, assuming the basic Kindle 4 with ads is the second-best-selling model, that the Fire is beating the combined Kindle 4 family (with and without ads), not just the one with ads.”
“Grooveshark executives personally uploaded copies of songs to which they didn’t have the rights…”
Since moving from WordPress to Tumblr then back to WordPress many of the links on my site have changed. In my analytics I could see that the 404 page was getting a good amount of traffic. This great little plugin helps you track 404s and redirect common 404s to the correct links.
Glad Chris got it all worked out. I still wouldn’t use GoDaddy.