Pixelbox :: blog: March 2005

Thursday, March 31

I saw this commercial not too long ago and thought it was pretty catchy, well apparently some guy needed to let the world know why he love's The Tender Crisp Bacon Cheddar Ranch so much. And I appreciate that :)

Now when you visit the main tags page on Flickr, you'll see a breakdown of hot tags over the last 24 hours, and the last week (from the time you're looking).

A pretty sweet feature that proves tags are valuable.

Monday, March 21

Very well made :)

Friday, March 18

About a month ago I only had one contact on Flickr. Now, with pressure and emails my group of friends are starting to embrace the photo evolution :)

Wednesday, March 16

WOW !!!

Tuesday, March 15

Bottom line, Microsoft is a software company, not a web services company. As the world has shifted away from web pages to blogs and RSS feeds, Microsoft has had to reconsider its direction so as not just to say, "We did it... too!"

Sunday, March 13

Amazingly slick new spot for Adidas

Conan O'Brien: Triumph in Hawaii

Breaking up is hard to do

Lots of SPY shots of different cars

Friday, March 11

Some favorites:

The Bare Bitch Project - The Blair Witch Project
Cheeks & Thongs: Up In Stroke - Cheech & Chong: Up In Smoke
Edward Penishands - Edward Scissorhands
Honey, I Blew Everybody - Honey, I Blew Up The Kids
PocAHotASS - Pocahontas

Have fun !

Napolean is currently winning with 72%

Tips for Mastering E-mail Overload

Tuesday, March 8

Google Desktop is software for the person that is unorganized and has huge amounts of data on their hard drive. I myself, not being the orderless type, tend to lean on the whole drag/drop, create and name folder arrangement. My picture directory for example is neatly arranged in several folders with a specific naming convention that sums up the event in question.

If someone was to ask me to show them a picture of my trip to Mexico, I would now have the choice between typing Mexico in the new Google Deskbar(seen lower) or clicking my mouse exactly 6 times(counting double clicks).

I suppose it's a "what's your preference" question.

Try it out and see.