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Some incredible changes are taking place for this site. We're proud to be growing in
popularity steadily again. We also continue to dislike not finding information important
to us (and you) anywhere else on the Internet. We're developing ProSite in response which
will transition to MORE of what Dinarius does, not change it. Read more below...
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Wouldn't it be great if redesigning websites were instantaneous? You think it, silicon just poops it out. We have to acknowledge that we've been
missing in action for quite some time. To the left is a little screen shot of our coming efforts. It's consuming almost 100% of our writing resources.
No one is so impressed by our redesign as we are and no one is looking forward to a faster, better behaved site and homepage than you are. So we're going to meet in the middle. You love news, you have Headlines or Above The Fold, we love mumbling on about computer repair details, we have The Blog, or /commentable. We love following the news, Third Camp style - but more than that, we love Computers and Technology. The time has come to chase our love without following anybody. The time has come to become a monthly literature site that peers closely at the details we love so much and find nothing about anywhere else. The amount of preparation involved in setting this next step up is incredible, even for us. HTML, XML, RSS, CSS, PHP, databases, Forms, and codes we've never dealt with before; all through a remarkably clean and easy Homepage interface. You'll get your Feedroll, Above The Fold, Blog, GOODMP3 - you won't miss a thing. Our push to break and make news rather than follow it will take some more time to unkink and roll-out. So thanks for your patience and growing support and readership; we're hoping to reward you soon with content, professional content, you won't find anywhere else! Regards - Bryan Applegate, writer, editor, tutor: Dinarius, Inc. |
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The Mighty TECHMEME:
Delicious Daily Deals on Computing Goods and Tech!
Son of a bitch. This is the third version. First was a DUD from ZOHO, second was a pleasant filter via Windows
and now, an online service called Kontactr is providing the communication. Ask a question, click one button. Finally.