Courtesy of Lifehacker. Wish I’d have thought of these. Or at least a few of them.
July 10, 2010July 9, 2010The World Wide WaitIt’s a joke from the early 1990s: The third W in WWW stood for wait. It’s coming back to haunt me.
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July 7, 2010Your Typing Skills Are Being Swyped
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July 6, 2010US Gov’t Blocks WebsitesSure, lots of organizations filter the web, but when the US Dept. of Homeland Security begins to restrict where its employees can roam on the Internet, people take notice.
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July 5, 2010Sorry, Steve: Books Are BetterDespite the popularity of the iPad, and the Kindle before it, your brain enjoys reading a book and does so faster. Yes, the old fashioned book. Yeah! Many MarriagesOnce upon a time there were two. Now there’s four. Soon I predict that there will be two again.
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July 3, 2010How Microsoft Strangled Its Infant KinOnce again, an ugly-ass, ego-driven, upper-management prick at Microsoft ruins what could have been a worthy product. Sell your stock already!
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July 2, 2010Your Future Programming CareerThe computer industry isn’t dead, it’s just that the target machines are getting much smaller. June 30, 2010The Kin is DeadMicrosoft’s social-oriented cell phone project, the KIN, is being pulled. If so, why do I still see those stupid commercials on TV? Huh? The Cover Page Has No Page Number, Part IIMaking a document in Word that features a cover page without a page number can be an exercise in frustration. If you followed along with Monday’s blog post, then you’re already halfway there. Time to finish the job.
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