Birmingham Web Designer Jeremy Flint blogs here. He works for Kinetic Communications. He organizes events and programs for IPSA. He takes pictures and posts them on Flickr. He also blogs about Hiking and Mississippi State Sports when he has the time. He recommends Dreamhost for all your hosting needs. Make sure you grab the RSS Feed.

According to a post on the IE blog today, the final release of IE7 will be fixing a lot of the bugs that have been reported over the past 4 years in IE6. Most of these won’t show up until beta 2 is released (and hopefully that will be a public release). Read the full [...]

Last summer, we held a networking event at the Birmingham Zoo with members of IPSA, AIGA, PRCA and Birmingham AdFed mixing it up.
This year, we are holding another one at Vulcan Park this Thursday, July 28, from 6-9 pm. If you are an IPSA member, you and a guest may attend for free. If you [...]

I broke the news last night on ForeverGeek shortly after seeing it mentioned on a few Windows sites. Microsoft has officially announced that Longhorn, their long awaited next generation OS will be known as Windows Vista.
Todd Dominey thinks that the new moniker is no where near as aggressive as XP, but agrees that it seems [...]

Adrian Holovaty was recently featured in a CNN news piece about the rising use of online information and GoogleMaps to map crime, sex offenders and more.
Watch the video courtesy of CNN’s new free video feeds.

This is just too slick.
If you haven’t heard of Digg, it is basically a technology site where people post links to interesting technology-related articles, and others can “digg” the stories, and it builds a sort of social bookmarking kind of thing.
They have a new page up, http://digg.com/spy, that lets you watch in real-time (via AJAX) [...]