There's a new site called iCapture, that lets you view your site through a Safari web browser. This could come in handy for those webmasters that don't own a Mac, but want to know what their site looks like in a Safari browser.

My sites look gorgeous, I wonder who's the talented, yet handsome and smart webmaster who made them.

Thats a great tool Darci.
NOw find me all the hotspots for my Wi Fi while Im in Vegas.

Thats a great tool Darci.
NOw find me all the hotspots for my Wi Fi while Im in Vegas.[/b][/quote]
The good news is that Vegas finally stepped into the 21st century this year. You can find Hot Spots everywhere now, as opposed to previous years. Starbucks and Borders, plus the convention center usually has one up during CES.

We could always go wardriving as well. :biglaugh:

Very Cool! :rokk:

Here's another good tool...

http://www.browsercam.com

Shows all browsers, including Safari. According to Silent Bob, our favorite designer, it's great for cross browser compatibility checking. :)

Would that be considered a geek date?

Sshhh...you'll get me banned from Geekdom for giving away all the secrets. :yowsa:

Browsercam looks cool, but it also costs $40, while iCapture is currently free. $40 isn't so bad if you use this pretty often, and it is a great way to make sure your site is compatible with all browsers. Thanks for the link, I will pass it along!

It ok...you can get me on Tech TV...Im sure someone needs a fat fucking broke nobody paid poster on to do some filler.

Rumor is they are selling TechTV to Comcast by the end of the year.

http://www.tvweek.com/topstorys/120803comcast.html

Sounds like they need some new tallent. We should do a TV or radio show.