djchuang.com

nyc bloggers
incredible index of blogs from the Big Apple, sorted by subway stops

one thing i’m learning, is that being mostly unconventional (and from other’s perspective, extremely unconventional), i am very unpredictable in work habits.. and i have many varied interests, in what i do with my life, and what i want to do with [ . . . ]

DealofDay.com
with a little search and find on google, you can get promotional coupon codes to popular online stores.. i’m not a penny-pinching consumer-reports research-the-best-deal shopper, so when they do the work for me, it’s a real help

it’s nice to see all the rage and press about blogs.. i’m surprised (but maybe shouldn’t be surprised) by the comments I hear from some about why would a person blog, or feeling like “I’ve got nothing to say”.. we all have [ . . . ]

AdsGone
co-worker was using a pop-up ads and banner ads stopper software, which I first thought was free, but found out it costs under $20 to register after free trial.. it’s the best one out there!

Yahoo! Privacy Policy includes a “web beacon”
to track your web usage and other things; go to this link to turn it off (opt-out) — scroll to last 3rd of page, and click where it says “click here” to opt-opt.

TestMySpeed.com, over 200 modem speed tests. Test internet connection speed. Bandwidth speed test Cable DSL

took a weekend jaunt to New York City, this time a round trip drive.. about 5 hours each way, including traffic.. it was a nice fun family time, and we got quite the Priceline deal to stay at the midtown Hilton. the [ . . . ]

blogdex
synergizes blogs from around the net, see what the buzz is about on people’s blogs