There are different ways of making money on Internet. The internet is full of ways to make money. Here is one….. Blogging.

What is Blogging?

A blog is a website, usually maintained by an individual, with regular entries of commentary, descriptions of events, or other material such as graphics or video. Entries are commonly displayed in reverse chronological order. Even this site www.thepicky.com is a blog which uses Wordpress blogging software. (free software).

That being said, you don’t need to your own Web site, or install Wordpress blogging software or anything. You can set up your account at Blogger.om in less than five minutes without knowing a thing about web design.

How to make money with blogging?

You can place ads in your web page by subscribing online ads like Google adsense, Yahoo! Publisher Network, Text-Link-Ads etc.

Blogger.com even automates setting up Google AdSense so you can make money off your blog by displaying ads and getting paid when people click on the ads.

So, blogging is one of the ways to make money on the Internet.

Tomato is free open source Linux-based third-party firmware for several Broadcom-based Wi-Fi routers, including the Linksys WRT54G. The major emphasis of Tomato is on stability, speed and efficiency. It is maintained by Jonathan Zarate, who also developed HyperWRT +tofu;

Tomato firmware allows developers to create customized firmware that extends the functionality of the router through a plethora of new features. Tomato provides a robust set of advanced features that outperform the default Linksys firmware, and rival other open source firmware such as DD-WRT in terms of functionality.

[ Tasty Tomato firmware for routers ]

The Webmail extension integrates web site based email accounts in to Mozllia Thunderbird, this allows Thunderbird to download and to send emails using the web site.

Currently Yahoo, Hotmail, Lycos (Europe), MailDotCom, Gmail, Libero, and AOL domains are supported.

[ WebMail MozDev ]

This video has Steve Ballmer saying tearful goodbye to Bill Gates on his last day at work.

Gates recalled nearly 30 years ago when he was trying to attract Ballmer to the company, which only had about 30 employees at the time.

“I’d hired my friends, which was a small set, and that wasn’t going to get us there,” Gates said.