Jasonisms

Took Rufus and Charlie to the park today. Took the camera as well. Didn't get as many nice shots as I would've liked, but what're going to do?

How to install Picasa 3.0 in Ubuntu Linux And Jason has Picasa on his Ubuntu! Woot!

Ruling Backs Palin’s Use of Private E-Mail for State Work - NYTimes.com With the above ruling and previously with Colorado's courts deciding that use of private cell phones to conduct public business , it is perfectly legal without the ability for news organizations or FOIA to conduct public business on private technology without a venue for checks and balances. So, all we have to do is let all public figures get Gmail, Yahoo or AIM accounts for personal use, let them conduct business in direct relation to their elected office and the people have no recourse to know who, when or how long these conversations are taking place, nor the content of the conversations! Long live open government! Long live judges that do not believe in checks and balances or the rights of the people to know what their elected officials are doing!

TwitterGadget iGoogle Twitter Client: More Ways To Use TwitterGadget I'm running Ubuntu 9.10 (AMD64) and using this TwitterGadget on my Desktop is much easier than trying to use TweetDeck or Gwibber or anything of the other micro-blogging clients provided in the Software Suite. Try this. It's so easy, but you need to have Chrome for Linux installed first.

If you're connected to me on Facebook then you already get all of my one Twitter account feeds,but I just listed another for more information. So, if you're wanting someone else to follow: @JasonDaily.

Google Small Biz Pages and Google Maps brings you the opportunity to update Google Maps with current relevant information regarding your business. Kind of like Twitter, but integrated into Google Maps for people searching your area or for your business. http://foxyurl.com/NZ9

I've been using Zoho (www.zoho.com) for a while now to perform a lot of office suite type functions, but I recently found out about Glide OS (www.glideos.com) which offers some (not as many as Zoho, from what I can tell) services, but also offers free storage up to 30gigs, while Zoho and Google Docs in comparison offer a pittance.