I’ve always known that Apple’s monopoly on the hardware side of things accounted for the higher price of Mac computers when compared to Windows. Today I got a real glimpse into what that actually means long-term. If you follow me on Twitter, you know that earlier in the week, the display on my Macbook Pro…
I haven’t been doing much traveling or photography of late, but the wife just returned from a Mediterranean cruise this week and has started loading up some of her photos over at Flickr. She’s got the opportunity to see some really great sites, and learn so much about the history. I’m jealous, but happy for…
My advice? Always check your credit card bills. Get online access to your statement and check what is being charged to your account on a weekly basis, especially if you travel and use your credit card often as part of your work. Report anything that doesn’t make sense. Chances are your credit card details have…
Earlier this week I had the pleasure of being invited to chat about backup strategies for consumers and small businesses with the hosts of the Every Day Cyber podcast
The bottom line? – Some backup is better than none. Multiple copies in various locations and states of being connected to the internet are better.
This is, apparently, what happens when I hot town the day before a training gig, and it’s a rainy Sunday. I start playing around with some ideas that had been running around in my head about the blog. The first one, was taking the standard WordPress category page and trying to make it a bit…
Yesterday Angela and I took in the Gathering of Mustangs and Legends 2007, at Rickenbacker Airport here in Columbus. I didn’t really know what to expect, other than the collection of WWII-era aircraft, and there were plenty of them. There were also Air Force demonstrations of the F-15, F-16 and F-22. The F-22 Raptor is…
