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franzone.com

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I'm a work from home web geek, a father of three, a husband, a World of Warcraft nerd, a martial arts/kung fu practitioner, a musician and many other things. Product reviews, technical articles, April Fools posts, life stories, oh... and we have comics!

Added on: Apr 25th, 2007
Country: United States
Language: English

Author: Jonathan Franzone
Listed in: Personal Gadgets
Tags: family technology humor parenting ipod world of warcraft

Recent Posts

Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap

Posted on Monday June 29th, 2009 at 08:13 in Blog Babble, humor

I received the strangest spam comment on this blog a while back and have just gotten around to posting about it. Ever want to take out your competitor’s website? Need some intellectual information stolen from somewhere? Well, now I have the hoo...
Bing.com - Microsoft’s New Search Engine

Posted on Sunday June 7th, 2009 at 15:02 in google, Microsoft, reviews, search engines

Have you “binged” anything lately? If not, then don’t sweat it. Microsoft just release a new search engine called Bing, which you may or may not have heard about yet. Really? Another search engine? I thought Live.com was their SE of...
Mediacom Help Online? Or Hello World

Posted on Monday May 25th, 2009 at 21:06 in Blog Babble, site malfunctions

I was trying to hunt down some information about latest internet provider, Mediacom, for which I have not been extremely excited about. I found this PDF for Broadband Internet Help and figured I’d take a look. It was basically information on ho...
Link Bundle - May 13

Posted on Wednesday May 13th, 2009 at 07:37 in reviews, tech links

Common Web Design Mistakes Mark Smith with MDS Solutions presents a list of stuff you should NOT do when designing your website. Ext JS 3.0 RC1.1 brings a host of new features to the table Weblenium gives a quick overview of the new features found in...
Descriptive Enumerations In C#

Posted on Monday May 11th, 2009 at 07:28 in .net, c#, programming, software engineering, tutorials

I had the desire to create an enumeration in C# the other day and I wanted to be able to attach a description to each item in the enumeration. I did the searching on the internets and put together examples from several sources that I found. Here is a...