2007 July | CyberCoder

Blogging, Programming and Making Money Online

Those are the top 3 things on my “to do” list these days. Of course that is in my spare time, between a full time job, part time job and family.
With a little success I have had in the last year I was able to drop the part time job, and I am so happy about that. I would much rather be on the computer than working for someone else part time.
The problem I run into is that looking at the list, you would think they all go hand in hand, but his is not always the case and I [...]

July 29th, 2007 - By David

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Images added to Google AJAX Search API

This morning the Google team led by Mark Lucovsky released Google images to the AJAX Search API. With one line of code I was able to adjust my search page to now include the images.
This morning, we are announcing Image Search in the API. Image Search is just as easy to use as all of our other searchers. For those of you using our basic search control, it’s as simple as this…
Source : AJAX Search API Blog
The has been a top request since the launch of the API last year. Glad to see Google is still listening to their user [...]

July 23rd, 2007 - By David

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SimpsonizeMe

LOL, now here is a cool promotional tool for the latest Simpsons Movie. SimpsonizeMe.com
You can upload an image of yourself and get a Simpsonizeme graphic that makes you look like a Simpsons character.
Ya gotta give someone in that marketing group credit, the is a great way to utilize the Internet with your Marketing campaign for a movie.

July 19th, 2007 - By David

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Register a Domain Name

While the function of registering a Domain Name has not changed much over the last 13 years, the cost has certainly changed. Back in 1994 there were very few place to register your domain and the cost was high. I have used several Registrars over the years, including Network Solutions, NameSecure, Register.com, GoDaddy and my current favorite NameCheap.
Here is what I look for in a Domain Registrar.

Cost - No reason to pay more than $9.95
Interface - Should include a keyword search.
TLD’s (extensions) - I typically stick with the 2 majors, .com and .net, but I like the option for [...]