What Do LinkedIn’s “Endorsements” Really Mean?
My personal experience is, nothing.
My personal experience is, nothing.
This [link] gives me mixed emotions. I worked on the first site listed in the linked from its inception through 2005. And while I haven’t worked on it since December ’05 apparently no one else has either (the graph to the left tails off at November, 2005, the last month …
I decided to go ahead with the new theme, based on one of my “Great Swamp” photos. I’m still debugging it in some of the more obscure browsers (I’m looking at you, IE6), so let me know if you see anything especially wrong. Some of the new features are the …
This morning we launched version 2 of transitionworks.org, the community site for members and participants of TransitionWorks. It’s a radical simplification of the version 1 site, which tried to do more than it really needed to. After giving what users were doing some scrutiny, we honed it down to a …
We’re popping champagne corks again here at tom-mcgee.com world headquarters (ouch! watch where you’re pointing that!) as a new site launches for Teall & Associates. Nothing fancy here; in fact the client direction was to do exactly the opposite. Jon is running a PR agency targeting major financial firms, so …
Champagne corks are popping here to tom-mcgee.com World Headquarters as we mark the launch of loopsnhoops.com, the online storefront of Loops & Hoops. Read about its development and some of the technical points here.
Wherever you are in our viewing audience, if you need a quality salty snack check out Martin’s Pretzels. And I’m not just saying that because I just finished re-doing their web site. They make a terrific product, really hard, crunchy and salty.

OK, so it doesn’t suck so much. At least it didn’t after I ponied up $29.95 for custom installation and a month’s technical support. There’s nothing worse than having the ISP point their finger at the software vendor, and the software vendor pointing there’s right back at the ISP. What’s …
Here’s a javascript gizmo that makes checkboxes behave like radio buttons. At least, in IE. It’s late, I’ll make it work in Firefox tomorrow…G’night.
In which the author bitches at length about a sucky product, after spending yet another two hours trying to get it to do something … anything … so I can finish this goddam project and get paid.
There are a lot of resources out there for doing this, but most of the ones I tried just gave me a headache. NeuroticWeb has put up a tool that makes it simple. Enter your foreground and background colors, and it not only gives you the correct (and simple!) HTML+CSS, …
My new newsfeed cherrypicks some items from blogs I read as well as news and postings on topics that I find interesting, such as astronomy, the New York Yankees and of course politics.
A multi-day wrestling match with CubeCart finally ends. You can usually find the answer to a programming question on the net … the problem is figuring out what the right question is.
Today I’m smashing a bottle of champagne across the bow of www.transitionworks.org, an online community I’ve built for this group. The story of this project is available in the “pages” section.