Lats week I could not put up my list of useful blog posts because of Internet problems in Suriname. This week I post 2 weeks worth of useful links.

dmartin.org: Dan Martin talks about things you can do in Linux that you can’t do on Windows. This is the article that got my attention to IEs4Linux, [...]

Although my stats prove differently, studies still show that most Internet users still use Internet Explorer 6.
When building websites, it’s important to keep an eye on these statistics, especially since browsers tend to display websites differently. IE up to version 6 have an own agenda when it comes to displaying contents and handling styles. That’s [...]

I have created a separate category for posts related to my trip to New York to attend the Future of Online Advertising (FOOA) conference and the Blog Bash ‘07. What’s this all about? I’ll summarize.
FOOA

Via Darren Rowse’s Problogger.net I got a free pass to FOOA conference in NY.
I got to offer 10% off the price [...]

When viewing a site without styles enabled, it’s clear which links you have clicked already and which not. The unvisited links are blue and the visited links are burgundy reddish. This is done to let visitors know where they have already been, what they have already read. It can also serve as a reminder where [...]

The number 1 ISP in Suriname, Telesur, got a major blow this weekend when there were problems in the Americas II fiber optics line that feeds French Guiana, Suriname and Guyana.
This has happened a couple of times before in the last 18 months, but this time it seems as if the problem may take a [...]

Recently I got a ticket to attend the Future of Online Advertising conference in New York. Even though my trip to the conference costs more than the ticket itself, I still feel it’s very important that I attend that conference. There are a lot of reasons why, but I’ll list the top 5.
Online advertising is [...]

Since Sunday morning, the major Internet Service Provider in Suriname announced that due to problems in the fiber optic cables that provide Internet access to the Guyanas (French Guyana, Suriname and Guyana), the service cannot be provided. This problem may take up to 4 days to solve.
Good thing there is another ISP. They usually have [...]

I’ve been thinking about the Future of Online Advertising Conference the whole day. In a previous article I wrote about how ecstatic I was when I got a $995 ticket for free. The thought that was playing in my mind all day was that I don’t have the funds available to go to New York [...]

Earlier I spoke about winning a free ticket to the Future of Online Advertising Conference in New York, a $995 value.
What’s this conference about?
This conference is the place where you can hear from leaders in advertising what you can expect from online advertising in the future. You can learn from their experiences and analysis and [...]

Yesterday, while I was doing some work, a notification popped up letting me know that there is a new article in one of the feeds I’m reading. Because I was in the middle of getting a code to work, I didn’t pay attention to it right away.
A couple of minutes later I was done with [...]