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HostMonk - our new hosting comparison service

I have been buying and using hosting services of all shapes and sizes for years now. Doing it again recently for the umpteenth time, my partners and I realized that there is no comprehensive, impartial website you can use to compare products like you would do for shoes, MP3 players or your next laptop. Where is "the Shopping.com of hosting"?

If you need something and it isn't there, you should go out and do it. So, we set out to create HostMonk - an impartial, data-oriented hosting comparison site.

We're just getting started, and the hundreds of packages we have listed are impressive - but of course only the tip of the iceberg. The feedback from people in the the industry has been incredibly positive so far, and it seems there is a real thirst for a service like this.

Let's see where this takes us :-)

Multiple Profiles for TweetDeck - Introducing MultiTweetDeck

TweetDeck has been my favorite Twitter client for a while. I was astonished to find recently, when setting up a new Twitter profile for a project I'm working on, that there is no way to manage multiple Twitter profiles using TweetDeck. There have been many requests, but no solution...

... until now!

MultiTweetDeck is a small tool I wrote (using the fantastic AutoIt). It lets you create and switch between multiple profiles on your TweetDeck installation (no simultaneous sessions though, I'm afraid).

Please note that this is still alpha quality, fresh from the oven - so use with care! Feel free to leave a comment or Tweet me @guyro about any problems you encounter. I hope the TweetDeck team will eventually add support for multiple profiles and make this tool obsolete. Until then -

Download MultiTweetDeck v0.20

Update: v0.20 now customizes the title of the TweetDeck version with the profile name.

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