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This morning I pile into my truck like I normally do - need a cup of coffee bad. Need my podcasts bad. Start the car and I normally listen to some Classic Rock music - Maybe Zepplin or Pink Floyd. Forigner, Styx, Journey and I suppose a little AC/DC. But as I turned on the radio, I heard the song
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Whenever I go to a new site that requires a signup and use of a username, I usually try to use the same name I use everywhere else. It cuts down on confusion for me, as when I go to a site and need to login, if I always use the same username, I should be just fine. Unfortunately for
I had the chance to interview Lorelle who is the ultimate Wordpress champion at Podcamp Hawaii. During our Interview she really summed up what was so special about Podcamp Hawaii and the experience she had at the event.
I am sitting here this morning in the beautiful Wyland Waikiki the day after Podcamp Hawaii reflecting on the past two days.. Roxanne Darling event organizer let me know last night that we had 339 people attend the event.
Podcamp Hawaii is over please visit Podcamp Hawaii Website for post event information.
Man I really like Firefox & practically preached to the masses about FF3. My love affair with Firefox 3 has ended though amid several crashes. I like all the functions available with FF3 along with the many add ons but I have to try something different. I have reinstalled FF2 which I rarely had trouble with except when I had
Overnight, Microsoft issued a rare out-of-cycle patch for Windows systems that should be installed immediately. The vulnerability affects all versions of Windows and could have an impact similar to the 2003 Blaster Worm attack. If you're not set to auto-update, be sure to go out and grab the update. All of my machines do updates automatically, and the alert was
My mother called me this morning to ask me how a woman could be arrested for a virtual murder, and what was a virtual murder, anyway? My mother is 67 years old, retired to Florida, but because her daughter (that would be me) is a geek, she's running a hot new laptop with ATT wireless broadband and a decent understanding
Who knew that an ordinary roll of Scotch (TM) tape could be used to create Xrays? Apparently, the Russians did in the 1950's, but it was never developed. Researchers at UCLA have been toying with the power that comes from peeling tape from a roll in a vacuum. In fact, a mere piece of tape can produce an enormous amount
A week or so ago, the government shut down the largest spamming organization in the country. You'd think that would slow down the influx in my mailbox, but it hasn't. Wishful thinking, I suppose. Some of the spam I get looks like bounced mail. I thought it was just a clever way of spamming someone, but it turns out it's
Maxsports writes below that libraries should be torn down and the money used to maintain libraries should be distributed to people in the form of computers. He believes computers are replacing libraries. I don't think he's been in a library lately! I work in a library in an institution of higher learning, so my view is somewhat skewed, but I
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