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.

Yeah, what these guys said.
For the past year and a half I have been using Firefox as the default browser on my Powerbook. Its a good browser, very quick to render out pages and load up whatever I want to view. I also liked having my browsing environments virtually identical on two different platforms.
The […]

I have been in the Newsvine beta since last fall and have slowly started using it more and really like it. It is pretty much my primary source for online news along with Digg. One of the things I have been unsatisfied with is their limited regions where you can post news from. It included […]

37Signals has just opened the doors on its newest Web app, Campfire. Its a web-based, real-time group chatting app that keeps transcripts and has file sharing.
It is a much better format for “conference-chats” than using a chat program. Trust me, I have been in group chats with 4 or 5 people and it is not […]

I didn’t even think of this until after I made my previous post, but Google could be looking at integrating MeasureMap into Blogger, which would provide a nice stats package for that platform. One thing I liked about WordPress.com was that it had some built-in stat reporting, which is helpful on hosted systems where you […]

I awoke this morning to an e-mail in my inbox from Jeff Veen announcing that Google has aquired MeasureMap.
I have been using MeasureMap over on my Mississippi State Sports Blog since mid-November and have really enjoyed the product. Unlike most stat programs, MeasureMap is taylored to the way that blogs are set up, measuring not […]