Michael Larkin has posted a Top 25 Irish Blogs based on Technorati stats.
The inbound links for this blog are most definitely skewed by the fact that I’m a WordPress developer because there’s a shiny link in every new install! I’ll be very happy when In Photos shows up on such lists.
I haven’t read all the blogs listed, but those I have are a great read.
Google Video Downloader Keepvid.com – nice, lists the last decoded urls too so there’s always fresh content. I may even subscribe to the rss feed!
Update traxio.net is taken by a domain squatter, updated URL above.
If you use Windows you have to contend with viruses and trojans all over the Internet. Linux and Mac owners are a little luckier being that Linux is getting more secure by default, and both are niche operating systems.
makeITsecure is an Irish Government website set up to encourage Irish Internet users to protect their PCs. It’s a laudable effort, but sorely lacking as it doesn’t link to any of the free anti-virus or anti-adware products available! What about Ad-Aware, AVG Anti Virus or the very accessible Trend Mico Housecall that will scan your PC without installing anything?
Oh yes, makeITsecure.ie is sponsored by Microsoft and Symantec among others. At least the Microsoft AntiSpyware package is free. Let’s hope you have a genuine install of Windows eh?
My new site, In Photos.org, is probably still in the Google Sandbox and unfortunately it seems that it’ll be there for another few months!
There’s some good advice here on what new site owners can realistically expect from their sites. The mantra remains, Write Good Content and they will come.
I had never heard of sshfs, but here’s a quick tutorial on getting it working. Looks very useful!
Google Maps Mania – doing interesting things with Google Maps and other data!
I use blo.gs to generate the list of links over there on the rights of my site.
It’s useful because it lists the links in order of last update.
It’s not useful in that in the last 2 or 3 weeks spam links creep into the list without my intervention. Has this happened to anyone else?
Must get in touch with them to report it.
O’Reilly have released 30 Google Hacks from the book of the same name.
This is why WordPress.com strips Javascript from posts. The potential for devilment is limitless without filtering!
Holy Shmoly! is Stephen Fry proof thanks to caching by WP Super Cache