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Bit.ly Pro realtime dashboard

Finished the setup for my bit.ly pro account. I’m using lu.is as the short url. Basically lu.is is a cname for bit.ly. The advantage is I get a Pro dashboard and better stats on short URLs I generate and I can monitor bit.ly click throughs to scaryideas.com even when they are generated by other bit.ly users.

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The next version of urlShort promises alot of new features including statistics for click throughs, etc. I tried to get Kissabe working but there is no documentation for it and it appears the developers are working on a new version and are not going to worry about the docs for the current version. If anyone has gotten version 3 of Kissa.be working, please let me know how.

I’m using it with scaryideas.com and projectcartoon.com to generate short urls for twitter.

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Testing the new Posterous iPhone application PicPosterous

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Old Server: DS 3000
CPU: AMD Athlon 64 X2 5600+ Dual Core
RAM: 2 GB DDR2
Storage: 2 x 400 GB SATA II

New Server: EQ 4
CPU: Intel® Core™ i7-920 Quadcore
RAM: 8 GB DDR3
Storage: 2 x 750 GB SATA-II HDD

Both servers have 2TB transfer per month and both cost €50 per month.

I have already noticed that the scripts to regenerate the pages on scaryideas.com are running much faster.

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Scaryideas.com browser percentages for June '09

Firefox is winning on scaryideas.com by a huge margin, 67%. Leaving Internet Explorer with just under 13% and very close behind Safari at 10%. Firefox’s large lead on scaryideas.com is probably because the main audience are design orientated people who would use Firefox’s plug-ins rather than home or corporate users who may stay with IE.

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