I’ve been doing online meetings for a few years now, mainly using Microsoft Live Meeting and Webex from Cisco. While these 2 products are excellent tools for conducting online meetings, they have a cost associated to them which can be difficult to handle if you are a freelancer trying to work with a shoestring [...]
Also tagged Business, FreeMost people have heard of Google Chrome by now, a new web browser that is supposed to be faster, simple, and fully standards compliant. What most people don’t know is that Google Chrome is built from Chromium, an open source web browser with the same bells and whistles, but without all the Google branding.
After [...]
Let’s face it, data can sometimes be boring. I recently discovered a really cool way to visualize your data and make it more interesting. Let me ask you a simple question — which one of the examples below is the easiest to understand?
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Browser Statistics
Firefox
326
Internet Explorer
71
Chrome
48
Safari
32
Opera
18
Camino
1
Konkeror
1
Mozilla
1
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We can all read the data in the 1st example, but [...]
Also tagged Creative, javascript, Open SourceI am a web designer and internet geek. I run a web studio in Seattle, WA. and this blog is mostly about web design and freelancing!
