By 2012 there may be 2,000 web sites in the world. Tops. You’ll have to pay to see each one. That’s how things will go when the big media companies and their pets in Washington get their way on so-called net neutrality.
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June 13, 2008The End of the InternetJune 11, 2008Getting Rid of Old PCsOne of my readers recently e-mailed me this question:
June 9, 2008The New Bold and ItalicsWhether you’re new to Word 2007 or trying your hand at HTML coding, you probably should note that the terms bold and italics have been replaced. The new terms are strong and emphasis. Struggle as you might, you’ll need to get used to this new jargon.
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June 6, 2008MyBook WarningThose external MyBook drives are hot! And I’m not describing how well they’re selling. June 4, 2008The Internet is for PornThis article is making the rounds on the net:
June 2, 2008Wambooli Porchcam UpdateI’ve replaced my webcam. The old one was nice, but designed primarily for indoor lighting. Because of that, the image washed out white outside. So I replaced it.
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May 30, 2008Tech Writing BonersOkay, boys: A boner is a mistake. Sure, giggle. You enjoy it. But you might want to save some of that laughter for some of the great, written boners of the high tech writing field. May 28, 2008Computers to Stop SpinningThe wicked old witch of technology is about to cast her final spell on the personal computer. The victim? That spinning hard drive in your PC’s bosom. Expect all new PCs to be solid state within 5 years; no more moving parts. Samsung is leading the way. May 26, 2008Your Extra Helping of DanI’ve started writing a troubleshooting blog. No, you won’t find that blog here on Wambooli. Instead, you’ll have to visit the PC Live web site and go to their new blog, For PC’s Sake. May 23, 2008Buying Memory PainJust recently I bought a 512MB DIMM to upgrade one of my PCs. It didn’t fit. Though I thought I had checked all the stats, I bought the wrong thing. Not wanting to have wasted the $60 or so I spent on the DIMM, I desperately tried to use it somewhere, anywhere, in any PC I owned. It didn’t fit in any of those computers.
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