This is more of a tip for those of us who work at home so we manage our own networks and routers and were brave enough to leap to Vista already.
Many of you have read that the whole TCP/IP and networking stack for Vista was re-written from the ground up and because of this there […]
Don’t know about you, but when I’m out and about, the number of times I need to find some info on something is just nuts. Usually I’d just hop online and do some quick searches. Well, that isn’t always fun, even on my Blackberry. I’m going to check out this Tappity service and see how […]
It happens to all of us. We get a file from someone and it isn’t in a format you can use. Or the reverse where you want to send a file to someone and they don’t have x application. Maddening as it is, there are ways to deal with this. For simple stuff sometimes you […]
Matt Cutts has some cool tips for Gmail addicts like me. Okay almost like me since I’m not into Firefox anymore and so I don’t use Greasemonkey either. However, if you do, then these tips are for you: Three solid Gmail productivity tips
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PDF files are great. I use the all the time and when I have a government form to fill out, I try to see if they have a PDF version. Well that’s great, but the most annoying features of Acrobat is that by default it opens PDF links you click on within your browser. Firefox […]
We all know how important making secure password is, and if we all know about keeping them secret but sometimes we don’t learn the lesson early enough. My daughter had an experience this weekend that really drives home the importance of keeping your password secret.
My daughter is really into the online community WebKins. If you […]
Most of us are pretty set in our ways as far as e-mail goes. If you use a free e-mail service like Yahoo, Gmail or Live Mail I doubt if you’ll change any time soon, but have you ever wondered which one is better? Vikas at Digital Inspiration has done the work for you. He […]
OK, OK, I’m LinkedIn. Nine million of us are. I’m building a fair number of contacts there and have even declined invitations from people I don’t know. So what?
Outside of recruiters viewing the site looking for potential candidates, what have you gotten out of LinkedIn?
I’m missing out on the pimpalicious work tips that must be […]
Maxthon is one of those browsers built using the IE engine, but it’s different. It had tabbed browsing long before IE (even with Yahoo’s toolbar). Oh, it’s Chris Pirillo’s fav too. I tried it a while ago, but I ditched for Firefox after a while, well Scoble did an interview with the guys behind Maxthon […]
LifeHacker suggests remote control software to help friends and family with computer problems, which makes some sense. They point to a new player LogMeIn which offers one free version and several pay options. The pay options seem a tad steep to me, but let’s think about this from the PYW perspective for a moment.
Should you […]
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