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I felt like I was reading a live "tech-support" transcript... minus all the hassle, but mixed with a great dose of teamwork from the community!

Hmmm! Gave the link a click, but I wasn't quite sure what it was exactly. Is it like Twitter?

Good point. If you have a website that sells high-end cars (Ferraris, Jaguars, etc.), it'd be safe to assume that your target visitors are people who have access to more than decent computer gear. If...

I know we all probably use every single browser known to man to make sure our websites run smoothly. But what browsers do you guys prefer using on a daily basis?

Chrome user here. ;)

I've actually spent a lot of time on StumbleUpon. It's quite the time vacuum, but then again, if you skip all the "flash games", you can actually spot some pretty neat sites catered to your interests.

True. They'll ask you for it anyway. And 10,000 versions of it.

ROFL. Hey, as long as the 2,000+ are error-free, who's counting?

Even Vista? :eep:

Yup! HTML will get you around, but it won't get you very far. You can using built in blog tools by blogger / wordpress. They're a lot more versatile (and easy to manage) than HTML in a lot of cases.

It's hard to judge based on "Wow" factor, since that's pretty much subjective. Do you have any pegs to go on?

Harsh words, but a good point quite frankly. On topic though, we make sure to design all our websites to at least 1024 x 768 specifications. Unless clients want something "fancier", and are okay with...

Then count me in as one of the four. (Though there was a group of us using it for specific tasks so that would definitely make it more than four people in the world.)

Unfortunately, wave wasn't...