Category: Tech

Recommended Laptop Stand and Travel Keyboard – Good Remote Ergonomics

Note: The Worksound.com domain name is for sale as well as many others. Learn more. I regularly work remotely at coffeeshops with my laptops and get a lot of questions about my portable ergonomic setup. Here’s a list of the components...

/ March 18, 2013

Helping Iran with Javascript and the CIA with WordPress Installation

Just another average day on my blog: One of the reasons I like StatCounter.com vs. Analytics is that it reveals IP addresses.

/ March 6, 2013

How to Install WordPress in the Amazon Web Services Cloud

In a day and age where people routinely post their thoughts on Facebook, an unlinkable, unsearchable, corporate-controlled walled-“garden”, I’m a big fan of owning your own blog. Not only does it give you full creative control, but it’s free of...

/ February 20, 2013

Remotely Print Files via Dropbox and Automator on OS X

Print Files from Any Phone or Remote Computer via Dropbox is a very simple way to use Dropbox to automate remote printing. I can be on my laptop at the airport, drop a file in my Dropbox Print folder and it...

/ February 4, 2013

Hipster Ipsum – Dummy filler text for your website

Looking for dummy filler text for your website or design project: Check out Hipster Ipsum | Artisanal filler text for your site or project. For example: “Banksy aesthetic occupy bicycle rights ennui. Art party fanny pack blog irony quinoa pinterest. Hoodie...

/ February 4, 2013

How to choose a good domain name

What’s a good startup domain name provides generally good information for choosing a domain name. You can see domain names that I have for sale. I use the Domena template from ThemeForest for this.

/ February 4, 2013

SpotRemote: A Spotify remote for iPhone

I’m a regular user of Apple’s iTunes Remote application for iPhone. It lets me listen to my music upstairs while controlling my iTunes downstairs (I have speakers upstairs wired to the downstairs media center). Now that I’m subscribing to Spotify and using...

/ January 31, 2013