Menace Studio.com by Dennis Rongo

Lately, I've been really interested in reading more than two books at the same time. Actually, I have 2 other books that I've started in the past but haven't been able to finish them. This might sound like a bad habit but the subjects that I usually read are either wordy business books and/or technical books that can span to as much as 1,000 pages. I wish sometimes that I can limit and be less tempted to look at all the books for a particular subject, but that tends to be my weakness at this point. Currently, I have over 25 books sitting in my online wish list, and 5-6 unread books sitting in my shelf (including the books I've started in the past). Read More...

I've been a Google fan as long as I can remember and have been using most of their services (iGoogle, Gmail, Greader, search engine, etc.) except for Blogger which I carefully dismissed a year ago. As far as Blogger goes, to make it a long story short, I preferred Wordpress for its extensibility among other things. Obviously, I'm using neither services but suffice to say, Blogger is the only Google service that I actually disliked. Read More...

I've been using Google Chrome ever since it was first released by Google but I don't see it replacing Firefox anytime soon. While the speed is arguably faster, it lacks some strong features to make it worthwhile using. Don't get me wrong, I like the slick UI and all, and for that reason, it is best used for occasional browsing that are somewhat non-functional. I define functional browsing such as bookmarking, blogging, web development testing and debugging, interactive web games, etc. It's simple enough in a sense that it gives you just enough for your typical web browsing needs, but not enough for more advanced browsing. Whenever I use Google Chrome, I always run on scenarios where I say to myself, "Oh yea, this is not Firefox. I wish Chrome can do that too". Read More...