WordPress Tiger Administration
Arjen pointed me to a WordPress Plug-in that gives the WordPress Admin a new Look & Feel. I didn’t feel like installing it at first because I was used to the standard Admin. But after checking the screenshots Idecided to give it a try. I installed “WP Tiger Administration v3.0” just now and I love it! WP Tiger Administration v3.0 gives WordPress a Mac OS X Mail feeling and seems less like a website and more like an application. If you use a Mac and WordPress give this a...
read moreRadio Studio
Radio Studio. Photo by Boris Veldhuijzen van Zanten. Yesterday I was a guest in a radio show. Funny thing is that this show will be broadcasted on christmas evening. I don’t think a lot of people will listen but we had a good time in the studio talking about all the hip things you should talk about right now: Hyves.nl, Second Life, Digg and Web2.0 in general. They gave me a bottle of wine after the show which I’m going to drink tonight. UPDATE: the show has been broadcasteded yesterday. You can listen to it...
read moreI’m Tagged
Huub Koch Tagged me. This is part of a game called Tag You. It means I will have to tell 5 things about myself that nobody knows and Tag 5 other bloggers so they can do the same. So here we go: 1: I own a surf board and posed for a travel magazine with it, but, I don’t know how to surf, at all. 2: I used to be fat and blond as a child. 3: I wrote two books. 4: I once dressed up as a women for a poker party. I looked terrible. 5: I faked my mariage as a favor for a photographer friend. He wanted to practice his wedding photographer...
read moreWeb Worker Daily copies post without giving credit?
So on sunday (17th) I wrote a post titled “10 items you NEED to pack as a Mobile Worker…“. I starts with a link to Web Worker Daily, that it is one of my favorite blog and how I wish I could read a blog like this on their website. On Monday I notice a few incoming links in my stats from the management section of Web Worker Daily. “Cool…” I think “…they read my blog too!” This morning I notice that Web Worker Daily (Chris Gilmer) published an article titled “Web worker on the road...
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