I had an interesting opportunity come my way – the chance to speak to the Wichita Professional Communicators gathering at Larkspur in Wichita, Kansas. Â Now, I’ll admit – giving me a chance to speak in front of people always gets my attention because I absolutely LOVE talking in front of crowds, throw in free lunch …
I’ll admit it – when it comes to business cards I’m a complete slacker these days. Â I used to always carry business cards with me, but to be quite blunt about it, I’m too cheap to have a big bulk of cards printed. Â I’m also too cheap to replace my broken printer here at the …
A quick overview of the contract in plain English: Non-exclusive rights to distribute the provided content as a stand alone app, as part of a collection app, or as an In App Purchase (download into an App) (For the upcoming ‘bookshelf’ app)Â You have the right to re-release the content to other app developers, and …
Recently I needed to have a category where each post in the category had a different background. Â Wordpress doesn’t have something specifically for that – it’s a rather obscure need, really. Â It’s not everyday that you need to put the tartan for each Scottish clan on each clan’s post. Â Last year I did it a …
Developers, myself included, have a frequent problem with blaming the customer when we get a bad review or bad feedback about a product. Â I don’t mean always, but it’s quite often – the user reports something is wrong, but in reality the user didn’t use the app properly. Â Take this gem for instance, which just …
“An unexamined life is not worth living.” — Socrates. Now comes a tool to help examine your life.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE JANUARY 24, 2011 — Wichita, Kansas — Â Midnight Ryder Technologies and the Great Plains Renaissance Festival today announced Midnight Ryder Technologies is to become the first sponsor for the Kansas Authors’ Pavilion portion of the long standing twice a year Wichita event. In 2010, the Great Plains Renaissance Festival introduced a new …
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I’ve been using PhoneGap for a while – 0.8.something was the first version I used. Â As such, you sometimes take certain things for granted – for instance: <a href=”http://www.midnightryder.com”>Click Me</a> Would result in opening the native browser, pointed at MidnightRyder.com. Â Easy cheesy, and if you don’t specify a URL handler, it’s assumed to be a …
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