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NOCtech.com | Hardware, Software and Service Solutions

May 11, 2010

NOCtech.com is a hardware, software and service website that I’m researching products and services for. I put the site live, and it is part of my 100 in 1 year project for 2010. I’m up to around 50 sites now online in various stages of functionality. Since these aren’t actually businesses, it is part stimulation [...]

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Steampunkology.com, a study of steampunk technology.

May 11, 2010

I’ve launched a blog network site using the newest form of WordPress. The site is found at Steampunkology.com and allows anyone to create a blog of their own. I’m hoping to attract some mad scientists of the steampunk persuasion to build a brand specifically for steampunk hackers. So, if you are interested in such things, [...]

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Classmates.com could have been Facebook.com

March 13, 2010

Classmates.com, a site dedicated to gathering school chums in one big mass and keeping them in touch. The service never caught hold the way that Facebook has, but I think Classmates has been generating revenue for awhile now: Classmates Media: Segment revenues (in thousands) $ 60,712 $ 58,682 $ 58,155 $ 58,473 $ 62,592 % [...]

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Busy working on projects and job hunting…

March 1, 2010

I’m working on a lot of projects and still job hunting, so things are very quiet here on this blog. I’ve got changes going on at ohmTown and SMASHorTRASH while having relaunched MobWatch, JewelCrafting, and BeadBaby. JDrater, StreamStars, and about 3 others are going to be launched soon. In all cases, these are niche social [...]

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Interesting Site: The Sixty One

January 23, 2010

Well, thesixtyone.com decided to make a change to the user interface and its experience altogether and there has been an upheaval of sorts. Some people don’t like change, especially when it is a bad one. So, I thought I’d take a look at the music site. I had forgotten about t61. I’m a fan of [...]

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Moving Projects to a New Server

January 10, 2010

I have to say, you really need to pick your host properly. I use two hosts, Powweb and InnoHosting. Inno has gone above and beyond in the last few days as a switch was required from another host that I started with. I’ll stick to Powweb and Innohosting. I’ll get more into this later. So, [...]

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One Year, One Guy, 330 Posts, Thousands of Page Views, No Money

January 5, 2010

Happy Blogaversary to Me! It has been one year of blogging for me as of today. It is fun, but I might have to blog and launch a podcast or two. We’ll see about that. I started blogging a year ago, part time while I was in school. I completed my AAS, BS, and MBA [...]

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CommuterEdge.com – Hints, Tips and Tricks for the Modern Commuter

January 5, 2010

CommuterEdge is the latest launch. It is a site dedicated to discussing the various hints, tips, and tricks for the modern commuter. The tricks could be anything from uploading documents to your Kindle so you always have a copy with you and extended battery life required for a long trip, to paths in New York [...]

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Aeryth – A Collaborative Storybook Universe

January 4, 2010

I’ve been working on this idea for a long time, and now I’m launching it as one of 100 projects going out into the public for 2010. Right now, the site is a skeleton, but with additional frameworks on the way and features coming each week; I’m hoping to have the interactive site operational soon. [...]

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Managed Care Hosting – For the Care and Feeding of Your Website.

January 4, 2010

The latest service and project launch is ManagedCareHosting.com, a service that provides a source for updating your site when your time is too precious to be spent updating your website. Visit the site to learn more. Site: Managed Care Hosting

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TweetPhoto, an Ex-CEO, Arrington, Amateur Hour and the Streisand Effect.

November 19, 2009

So, Mr. Arrington calls the events surrounding a now fired CEO from TweetPhoto and the challenge to a blogger to remove an on-the-record interview of said now fired CEO, “Amateur Hour” and I have to agree up until the law firm gets involved. Here is my angle on this, and it comes from my own [...]

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Another "One that Got Away" – Free WiFi Access by Google

November 10, 2009

In another “one that got away” fish tale, I had started DippingPoint as a platform for free internet access. I had first created a free internet access for dial up using a platform created in my two bedroom apartment more than 12 years ago. I was hired by a company that didn’t move on it [...]

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Blog Network Under Construction

November 5, 2009

I’ve decided to launch each of my projects initially with a blog [if applicable], and go from there. To the left, you’ll see a selection of the operations that have a blog and/or site associated. If you are interested in participating, feel free to drop me a note.

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ReliaCheck – Identity Theft Protection Services

November 1, 2009

A project that I once put on a back burner has a decidedly different effect on me today. After someone tried to take a sum of cash out of my account, I’m going to ramp up R&D of my ReliaCheck project. I started researching the ability to provide this service several years ago, and would [...]

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ohmTown – a gadget and technology blog.

November 1, 2009

I’ve launched a blog focusing on gadgets and technology. There are a lot of these in existence, but we’ll see what I can make of this. I like the name ohmTown. I acquired this a long time ago. It was a spoof off of the words Home Town, and I thought of it back around [...]

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