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Doing business can be tough, with most players racing their way to the top. Many friends in the corporate world find themselves trying to outdo each other for the next promotion, raise, or even the simplest recognition from a supervisor. Competition in that world can be tough, and the larger businesses with a [...] ... Source: webworkerdaily.com --- 15 days ago
If you’re really determined, you can survive as a freelancing Web Worker. It takes a few months of trial and error, learning all you can, and finding the tools and processes that work for you. After that, most people are glad to find that they’ve survived the hard part, regardless of the obstacles [...] ... Source: cs.oberlin.edu --- 31 days ago
STUDENT Worker WITH Web DESIGN SKILLS NEEDED The Environmental Studies Program is seeking a student applicant for the Environmental Studies Information Center (ESIC) as working monitors for 4 to 10 hrs. per week. The applicant should be proficient in advanced Web design skills. Please send a cover letter and resume that includes your contact [...] ... Source: www.theolympian.com --- 26 days ago
The family of a state Worker missing now for a week is offering a reward for information that leads to his safe return. ... Source: gema.vox.com --- 38 days ago
Web Worker breakfast. Laptop and all :) Originally uploaded by gemalynn Read and post comments | Send to a friend ... Source: networks.feedburner.com --- 6 hours ago
Yuuguu is a favorite amongst Web Worker Daily’s writers, with new features being added continuously to the popular screen-sharing service, largely driven by the real needs of its users. Around a month ago the company added Linux and Flash clients, but I suggested that this perhaps needed to be enhanced with Yugma-style plugins for existing social [...] ... Source: networks.feedburner.com --- 3 days ago
We are (obviously) fond of the term “Web Worker” to describe the WWD audience. But there are other terms that get thrown around a lot: “digital bedouin” is popular among the cutting-edge set, “telecommuter” seems to be the darling of the mainstream media, while “teleworker” gets heard in government circles. But as the folks over [...] ... Source: networks.feedburner.com --- 5 days ago
The Firefox browser from Mozilla is one of the most popular Web Worker applications, and one of the reasons is that as an open source browser, it’s always been designed for customization. Firefox extensions are a top way to customize, but in this post I’ll cover three other simple ways to get Firefox working how [...] ... Source: lifehacker.com --- 5 days ago
The Web Worker Daily weblog rounds up a handful of useful tweaks for using an instant messaging application at work without letting it ruin your productivity. For example: Many IM programs allow you... ...
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After a long emphasis on designer furniture, Design Within Reach has launched Tools for Living, a 1,500-square-foot store adjacent to the Santa Monica DWR with about 900 accessories for the home and office. Tools for Living will focus on "finding contemporary designs that are easy to use and have an honesty of materials, made by undiscovered names from around the world," says buyer Kari Woldum, right, with co-Worker Sally Yang. The sleek shop opened last week with standout items that include unembellished linen towels for kitchen and bath by the Japanese firm Fog, and modern ice cream scoops, bottom right. Wool poufs from Holland look as if they must have been made with baseball bat-sized knitting needles. The Tools for Living concept has already sparked an online parody by Rob Price and Kathy Park of the New York firm Thwart Design , www.thwartdesign.com . " Tools for Dying plays on the idea of extending the reach of design even further -- 6 feet under," says Price, who created the popular Web page (including a satirical take on George Nelson's midcentury clocks, left) as a sequel to his 2005 send-up, Design Without Reach . Says Tools for Living's Woldum: "They didn't really research what we would be carrying in the store, but imitation is flattering, and we loved the spoof." 332 Santa Monica Blvd.; (310) 458-0543; www.dwr.com . ...
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A silo has collapsed at Owensboro Grain Co. in western Kentucky, killing a truck driver and injuring a Worker. Deputy Daviess County Coroner Darrell Day says the man who died was 77-year-old Shelby Morris of Owensboro. The Messenger-Inquirer of Owensboro reported on its Web site that the collapse was reported about 7 a.m. CDT Wednesday and emergency crews responded to the scene. Owensboro Grain chief financial officer Jeff Erb told the paper that the injured employee worked for the company and the truck driver worked for Rudy Farms. ... Source: diveintomark.org --- 10 days ago
In case you missed it, I’ve started a new column at the WHATWG blog called This Week in HTML 5 . The story thus far: Episode 1 : Web Workers, and how to specify alternate text for images you know nothing about. Episode 2 : the window.navigator object, meta http-equiv=”Content-Language”, the Worker object, outerHTML , insertAdjacentHTML() , and the continuing saga of the alt attribute. Episode 3 : the event loop, the onhashchange event, and content sniffing for SVG images. Episode 4 : the W3C’s HTML 5 validator, SVG-in-HTML, and the proper way to provide alternate text for Rorschach inkblots. Episode 5 : XSLT, MathML, Web Forms 2, and some light reading on character encoding. Episode 6 : multimedia accessibility, Ogg Theora, and the year 2022. Episode 7 : clickjacking. There is a feed available for people who like that sort of thing. ... Source: www.podtech.net --- 10 days ago
Today's Knowledge Worker frequently has a whole new set of expectations for how to collaborate and use content as part of their daily jobs, thanks to ever-increasing usage of new Web 2.0 technologies, such as wikis, social networking sites, and blogs. Incorporating Web 2.0 tools into the way business people work and access information only [...] ... Source: webworkerdaily.com --- 7 hours ago
Yuuguu is a favorite amongst Web Worker Daily’s writers, with new features being added continuously to the popular screen-sharing service, largely driven by the real needs of its users. Around a month ago the company added Linux and Flash clients, but I suggested that this perhaps needed to be enhanced with Yugma-style plugins for existing social [...] ... Source: webworkerdaily.com --- 3 days ago
We are (obviously) fond of the term “Web Worker” to describe the WWD audience. But there are other terms that get thrown around a lot: “digital bedouin” is popular among the cutting-edge set, “telecommuter” seems to be the darling of the mainstream media, while “teleworker” gets heard in government circles. But as the folks over [...] ... Source: webworkerdaily.com --- 5 days ago
The Firefox browser from Mozilla is one of the most popular Web Worker applications, and one of the reasons is that as an open source browser, it’s always been designed for customization. Firefox extensions are a top way to customize, but in this post I’ll cover three other simple ways to get Firefox working how [...] ... Source: webworkerdaily.com --- 5 days ago
There are few things more frustrating for a remote Web Worker than trying to get concrete feedback from a client who can’t quite explain what they mean. This is particular evident - at least for me - in Web development and design engagements. Having someone at the opposite end of a phone line saying “no, [...] ... Find more results for Web Worker on RSSMicro.com |
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Mac OS X only: Heavy iCal users who want to add a new event or new task at the press of a key combination want FlexCal. The System Preferences pane lets you set a hotkey that invokes a new to-do or new event entry prompt. Type in the details, press Enter, and FlexCal adds the item to iCal without launching the program. Here's what the entry form and preferences pane look like. Above I've set Opt+T to invoke a new To-Do entry pane in FlexCal, which looks like this: FlexCal is a free download for Mac OS X only. FlexCal [via Web Worker Daily ] ...
There was a time when upstart bloggers with small operations felt like the sky was the limit. Their world seemed immune to the economic pitfalls plaguing old media. It's possible that time has passed. On Friday, Gawker Media, which runs 12 blogs, announced it was laying off 19 staffers. The New York Times called the layoffs "an early indicator" of a Web advertising slowdown. In a memo to employees, Gawker founder Nick Denton (pictured in a photo montage at right) said that 2009 was going to be "exceptionally difficult" as advertising declines, and said "we have to prepare for the worst, now, rather than when the worst comes upon us." Not the most optimistic statement for an already rocky week. But some news today calls into question the idea that all blogs are bound to suffer. Today, Giga Omni Media announced it had raised $4.5 million to continue to expand its tech-related blog network, which includes the likes of GigaOm , NewTeeVee and Web Worker Daily . The Huffington Post , which had a record number of unique visitors in September as the presidential campaign has heated up, "has seen no signs of a slowdown," according to Mario Ruiz, vice president of media relations. Rafat Ali, founder of Content Next Media, which runs sites such as PaidContent.org and is owned by Guardian News and Media Group, is adding to the payroll: His company said today that it had hired two new writers and was looking for a few more. AOL's Weblogs Inc., whi ...