Brad Arsenault (dot com)

I have to draw notice to this AMAZING Firefox addon, Googlepedia, this gives the user ~80% more Wikipedia-age per search (as we know, the top results to Googles searches are frequently Wikipedia links) by transforming the normally useless right half of the Google search result page into a Wikipedia viewer. This is part of [...]

Since GMail came into invite-beta I’ve had an account, and last year, when I finally got BradArsenault.com, I added a Google Apps domain which is connected to it. So now I have two email accounts. Back in August of last year I connected the email accounts together by fetching my BradArsenault.com email through [...]

In this weeks installment of Security Now! with Leo Laporte and Steve Gibson, covered the security (and to an extent the performance), it’s interesting that I love Chrome, And so have many others, but Steve Gibson doesn’t so much share theat opinion.  Take a listen for yourself at twit.tv/sn161 and see more about security at Steve [...]

A common trick web developers use is to determine which browser you are using to assure that an incompatible browser doesn’t have a bad experience on a site, or to change the formatting to suit the browser (really common for Internet Explorer 6)… anyway I’m using the recently released Google Chrome (to download it: google [...]

Yesterday, September 1st, Labour day, Google premiered it’s competition in the web browser space, the web is onfire with the discussion about the radical conceptual changes Google has made to a space that’s remained mostly unchanged since 1998.
@UPDATE – 2:40 PM
The download will start around 3PM PDT/1PM EDT/ in 20 minutes as of this post. [...]