When I browsed the Net yesterday, I stumbled upon Sitelogr. Sitelogr is a free lookup service providing information about websites on the Net. It claims to have information of every sites on the Web. It gathers data in real-time from various sources, to be compiled into a best-estimate of a particular website. For example, the [...]
I have been a customer of 1&1, a web hosting company, since 2004. At first, I only use it for domain registration (for indrayudha.net). Later in 2006, I had completely migrated my web hosting from Indiana University server to 1&1’s. So far, the service has been good and the price, affordable. I think 1&1 is [...]
I have added Multiply link on the Social Media widget. Multiply is another social media network I joined about five years ago. It wasn’t as powerful as it is today. It held a good potential to be a fun and informative social media with relatively easy modification options. Several of my friends had signed at [...]
I’ve finally added Twitter to my Social Media widget. Along with Facebook, it’s probably my most active social media presence.
I’ve written quite extensively on my Twitter usage in Blogspot since I joined it here, and then one year later here.
I joined Digg almost a year ago, end of March 2009. I wasn’t intending to use it like it had been designed to, that is to find out about hot stories alternatively from the mainstream media. Digg was created to collectively uncover most popular sites on the Web, by means of submitting and voting for [...]
I have swapped listing with </geek!> since I wrote in my Blogspot. </geek!> as the website claimed, is a web clique to unite all geeks the world over. It was opened on 21 June 2002.
There are no particular needs to associate myself with the clique, other than self-identification with the “geek culture”. I consider myself [...]
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