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Using AJAX properly, the way Google likes it

By John Garner on Wednesday, June 20, 2007

A very interesting article has been posted over at SoftwareDeveloper.com about using AJAX so that your site isn't hiding content from the likes of Google : How to : Get Google and AJAX to play nicely. The article gives some good examples of what to avoid doing and alternative methods to those generally used that […]

Does an Entrepreneur lose flair over time ?

By John Garner on Saturday, December 30, 2006

Bill Nguyen, a serial entrepreneur explains in a CNN Money article why he feels that his experience has pushed him to be less bold in his approach and thus probably takes off an edge he would have had on 'the market', the first time round : "Here's what I think about the whole serial entrepreneur […]

Washing your hands can save lives

By John Garner on Friday, December 29, 2006

Just came across a very interesting blog and article explaining that a recent study demonstrates beyond doubt that hospitals were employees systematically wash their hands decrease deaths due to infections. The article explains how "the current New England Journal of Medicine reports on a study conducted in Michigan hospitals" : And it worked, big-time. â€œThe […]

Huggs for free :)

By John Garner on Saturday, October 21, 2006

What a nice little video 🙂 How to cheer people up, bringing a bit of happiness into their lives. Check out the switch from black and white, to colour...

Outsmarted by your smart phone

By John Garner on Saturday, October 21, 2006

I have read various articles about how you should not leave your old PC with just anybody, more specifically your hard drive, and use software like cyberscrub myself. I was not surprised to read that Smartphones retain extremely sensitive information about you, even after a reset. WashingtonPost explain how a Smartphone user had encrypted banking […]

Longing for a really unique and luxury iPod again

By John Garner on Tuesday, October 3, 2006

The Washington Post writes about the iPod and how with iTunes it holds nearly 70 percent of the market. When I bought my first (and only) iPod several years ago it was a luxury product. The iPod has kept key functions and design concepts while getting smaller thinner and more powerful. Even though the new […]

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