I have been using Godaddy to buy domains for my business for the past couple of years. The reason has always been their great price point, and NOT how easy it is to manage the domains.

Up until recently, the only way to view all of your domains was to export them into excel or a word doc. It was a pain, but, at least then you could do “Find” domains. About two weeks ago, my account got a lot easier to use. Now, they have a Domain Manager interface which is different from their site. It is now easy to login, view all of your domains and sort them within their interface.

Nice work Godaddy…i think i’ll buy some more cheap domains. :-)

Ok- So I am not really the best coder out there. Actually, I suck. But I own a company that does website design, search engine optimization and a bunch of other web based stuff. Here’t the thing; my company is successful because I know what to do and have the conviction to get it done 100% perfect. I just so happen to hire out the people to do all of our coding, web design etc…

In the past few years I have been determined to learn how to design websites and code. Therefore, I have some pet projects and everything I do is by hand. I don’t use programs such as dreamweaver to get my stuff done. Ok, here comes the problem. I am helping out by designing and maintaining a website called www.rideflightline.com (you are welcome to have a look) to help save some local mountain biking trails. My buddy that is working on the project with me using SSH access in his Mac Terminal prompt (same as cmd prompt on PC’s) and I simply pull the files off of the server, edit them in Note Pad and then re-upload them.

Look what happend after he worked on the code of one of my pages(click on it to make it bigger);

I know I am a nerd now, but fuck…how am i supposed to go back in and edit that shit? So, another one of my buddies suggested I download a copy of Text Pad. Here’s what the same code looks like now;

Wow! Not only is it spaced out again, so I can follow what is going on, but it also color coordinates the types of code like firefox does in the “view source” option!

I am nerd…eeep eeep eeep
I hope this helps someone out one day that is facing the same nightmare as me…don’t go in there and try to delete all those little 0′s and add returns to organize your code. Just get textpad. IT’s rad.

This is really starting to annoy me; I keep having problems uploading pictures to my blogger account. The last four images I have tried to upload are consistantly showing broken pictures on stefanrest.com/stefansblog BUT still work when you click on the links! This is pissing me off.

I know you can all relate to a good rant…you type the whole thing up and start looking around for pictures to complement your post (to make it interesting for everyone reading it) or maybe your post is ABOUT a bunch of pictures you just downloaded off of your camera and were looking forward to uploading…and lo and behold (Lo is archaic meaning look & behold meaning see so it means look, see!) there is an upload image problem with Blogger!

ACK! I feel like Charlie Brown right after Lucy pulls the football away from him leaving him flat on his back staring at the sky…thinking; I had the best intentions…but this sucks!