Long-time readers of this blog know that I’ve had my share of issues with hosting companies over the years. That’s why yesterday morning I got a somewhat pleasant surprise. My current provider was doing some network maintenance over night, and, apparently, ran into some problems with the upstream provider in the process. Now, this was…
Saw this post over on Download Squad about an open-source knowledge base tool and thought, “wow, that would be an interesting tool for a small business or home business”. I think KBPublisher could have quite a few uses in that realm, don’t you? Unlimited Categories Glossary Terms Powerful WYSIWYG Instant Response Searching Add attachments Five different…
I haven’t had much motivation to put together any long posts about anything lately, but here are a few thoughts: The process of uploading pictures to Flickr has been interesting. On one hand I can certainly see where both the technology and my ability has improved from 2001-present day. Certainly, just in terms of tech,…
Once again, I offered to do some simple work for a friend, upgrading them from an almost full 10GB laptop hard drive. Since I had a copy of Norton Ghost 9 that had been given to me as a gift awhile back, I figured this should be pretty simple. And, once again, it wasn’t that…
Like I didn’t have enough to do after spending 5-days almost entirely disconnected from the Internet, and having work projects pile up on me while we were gone, when I finally did connect my laptop to the Internet this morning, I was prompted about version 7.5 of Grisoft’s free anti-virus tool, and informed that the…
On the new Google Reader, Jason Clarke says: “It also solves the biggest knock against Bloglines, which is that clicking on a feed doesn’t immediately mark every post in that feed as read – they’re only marked read as you scroll past them.” While Steve Matthews, in a post talking about the 5 things he…