Monthly Archives: March 2008

Photo sharing services and print quality (or, SmugMug is bad ass)

Posted on March 14, 2008 by Keith

Raoul just posted some observations regarding the quality of prints that he received when ordering via Flickr. It appears that Flickr allows you to order directly from them and have your photos delivered, or send your order to a local … Continue reading →

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Hack proof servers

Posted on March 13, 2008 by Keith

Apprehensive about signing up with GetFriday after reading about the firm’s recent improvements on Ferriss’s blog? Cast those fears aside! From GetFriday’s “Our Process” page, listed as one of their security measures: “Hack proof servers” See? Hack-proof. Nothing to worry … Continue reading →

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EXIF and Beyond interview featuring Ken Light

Posted on March 5, 2008 by Keith

I was turned on to Jim Goldstein’s EXIF and Beyond podcast mere weeks ago (thanks, Thomas!), and I believe that I’ve already found my favorite amateur audio interview to-date. Goldstein’s interview with Ken Light–social documentary photographer and professor at the … Continue reading →

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Site statistics for Jan-Feb 2008

Posted on March 4, 2008 by Keith

Year-to-date statistics as reported by Google Analytics. Summary 62.74% of all traffic is from a referring site 29.85% of all traffic is organic (search engines) 7.42% of all traffic is direct Top 5 Traffic Sources stumbleupon.com / referral google / … Continue reading →

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