Posted 221 days ago by Peter Jacobson
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There are plenty of players in the streaming space now. Content Delivery Network (CDN) is the buzzword of the day… things have certainly changed from the days when a successful (viral) video could break the bank. What follows is a shortlist of providers, rough pricing for 2009/2010, and some thumbnail recommendations for what to consider if you’re in the market to stream video to the masses.
Posted 230 days ago by Peter Jacobson
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I should have known. Doing ANYthing on full moon Halloween is a bad idea. But fate left me no choice – my Centro died a hideous death, from which no voodoo, no dread spell, could revive it. The siren song of Sprint’s Pre and the WebOS overpowered me… little did I know the TEN WEEKS of infernal torture I was destined to endure! But dear reader, do not despair, for there is a welcome end to this dark tale.
Posted 412 days ago by Peter Jacobson
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For the beginners out there who want to know how to replace your Web host or registrar’s placeholder page with your own, and are not too scared of learning a few things in order to do so, here’s a Dreamhost-oriented explanation of how to do it. This article assumes you know enough to create (or use software to create) your own static HTML page, that you have a domain already, and that you have a hosting account already.
Posted 465 days ago by Peter Jacobson
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It’s 2009. There is no reason at this point that any Web site should not be built using a system that will allow a site owner to update their own Web pages.
Posted 503 days ago by Peter Jacobson
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Compared to the twitter and del.icio.us modules, the Flickr module just… worked. Sweet. It’s been an interesting first night back with this old acquaintance, I’ll be returning for more.
Posted 503 days ago by Peter Jacobson
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Nicely done – toggle a checkbox to tweet your current post.
Next up: install Views module and see if the feed appears in the sidebar like we wants it to!
Posted 503 days ago by Peter Jacobson
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My Twitter & Delicious feeds now display!
But getting them to do so required Feed Aggregator to just pull the feed. My expectations were off in that a) I expected the module would provide a “Block” as some do; and b) as happens EVER SO RARELY, I assumed things needed to be WAY more complicated than they actually are. A feed is a feed and to pull that in, with Drupal, is thankfully trivial. Props to the devs for that.
Posted 503 days ago by Peter Jacobson
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It does and the module is called Pathauto.
Streaming Commercial Video in 2010
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Palm Pre "Straight to Voicemail" Problem
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