04.02.10 / Blogging, Entertainment, Hollies Life, Internet / Author: Hollie / Comments: (0)
A couple of months ago I joined Facebook. I know. I’m not exactly an early adopter. I like to take things a little slower and let others pay for the mistakes first.
To be honest, I joined Facebook because “all my friends are doing it” and I was starting to feel left out. I like it OK, although I haven’t learned much from my friends on FB that I don’t hear in person. But the games are pretty fun. They only last a minute or two and they are a great way to take a mind break and then go back to work with a clear head.
03.10.09 / Internet / Author: Hollie / Comments: (0)
Tags: scalable vector graphics, SVG
My friends and I have been learning about SVG or scalable vector graphics for various reasons and we came across various resources that I wanted to share here for anyone out there looking to start to learn more SVG. Below are the top 5 places to start any questions feel free to ask.
1. http://www.w3.org/Graphics/SVG/
2. http://www.adobe.com/svg/
3. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scalable_Vector_Graphics
4. http://www.planetsvg.com
5. http://wiki.svg.org/Main_Page
27.07.09 / Blogging, Hollies Life, Internet / Author: Hollie / Comments: (0)
I have not found the right “look” for my blog. I shop the free themes on the WordPress site, but can’t seem to find one that really appeals to me. Nothing really looks like “me.” I’m going to keep looking. It’s frustrating!
08.06.09 / Blogging, Hollies Life, Internet / Author: Hollie / Comments: (0)
One of the odd things about computers and the internet is the constant change. We are always being told that there is a better way. It’s faster, cheaper, smaller, bigger, more secure, easier, more intuitive, etc., and we must have it. Even if we are happy with the current version, we are pretty much forced into accepting the new versions because the companies stop supporting the older versions or they become incompatible with what everyone else is using.
I need to upgrade my version of the blogging software that I’m using. I barely figure out how to install it in the first place. Now I have to spend how many hours learning to install an upgraded version. I don’t like risking everything I’ve done on a failed upgrade. Can’t we just keep what we’ve got and go on?
