So, I’ve been playing with Google’s new browser, Chrome.  I have to say that this concept is killer.  Aside from a few bugs(can’t maximize on a secondary monitor with varying resolutions), I love it.

See, I use a lot of web apps.  GMail, Google Docs, MySpace, FaceBook, my blog dashboards, etc.  I’ve come to the point that I don’t feel these are web applications anymore.  I feel more like they’re local, as I use them so much.  As such, I’m glad to see a browser come along that takes the same stance, and takes it seriously.

I really don’t feel like Chrome is a browser.  It’s more like a computing gateway, or web container.  I’m beginning to think of Chrome more as a necessity for my web applications.  I like having certain sites as shortcuts on my desktop that load into an exclusive window with all links opening up in a new tabbed window.  It’s just so much more comfortable this way.

I’d like to hear everyone’s thoughts on Chrome.  I know what I’m sticking with for a while, at least.

Alright, folks…the new version of GraffitiSuite is live.  If you are an existing GraffitiSuite key holder, YOU DO NOT HAVE TO PAY MORE.  You get all of the old classes with updates, as well as the new classes.

New customers may now purchase only the classes they need.  The registration scheme allows you to purchase only what you plan to use, even though all of the classes have received great praise.

So, go ahead and check out the new demo(downloadable from any of the product pages).

Change log after the jump…

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So I’ve spent most of the day rebuilding the product pages for the individual Graffiti classes.  It’s not been easy(or fun, really), but it’s done now.  In total, there are now 14 GraffitiProducts.  I know, I thought I had miscounted.

The prices have gone up a bit on some of the classes, and it’s going to go up a small bit on the Suite as well, due to all the work that’s been put in to this update.  I’m always open to feedback so please feel free to either comment here or email me.

I am sorry for all of the confusion we’ve had since the switch to the one payment model for GraffitiSuite.

So I’ve been steadily working on the next GraffitiSuite update, and I have to say that it’s looking really good.  We’ve got a lot of bug fixes in, and three new classes(as long as they make it through testing, which is going on now).  Yes, three!  Not to mention the new registration scheme.

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So things have been a bit crazy lately.  Basically all of my jobs have come together in one big “WTF IS GOING ON HERE” style situation.  I’ve been readying an update to GraffitiSuite(which is looking really good) based on customer feedback, writing a tiny redemption management system, and readying a system audit software for primetime.

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I want to apologize for the lack of activity lately.  Anthony has been mind-blowingly busy, and I have just been lazy.  Tasked with writing articles and assisting with the ‘Image of the Day’, I have dropped the ball, and I apologize to Anthony, and all of our readers.

Please bear with me as I try to get into the swing of things, and appreciate your patience.

- Will B.

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This is so funny, I think I just peed a little.  I don’t even have a really witty one-liner for thise.  I mean, I thought about something like “Some things you just can’t accurately reproduce.”  If I used that one, I’d have to explain that I understand it was a comedic picture, etc.  I really didn’t want to spend all of that time typing out such an explanation, so I instead wasted typing this one.

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No one will ever recognize Asmoud in that small child costume!

OK, so I don’t really pay any attention to all of the muslim names…my bad.  On a happier note, Laura and I have been together for six months today.  w00t!

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Economics.

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Eddie don’t want to no big green pepper welfare burger!

On a side note, Happy Birthday Amanda!