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We’ve all given presentations that got bogged down in technical problems, or where we’ve talked ourselves into a corner. It even happens to Steve Jobs. Check out this hilarious reel of Macworld bloopers and blunders. My favorite parts of the video are where Steve says “Now what is it? I don’t known, but it works,” and, when he tosses a camera at someone in the crowd. Now I won’t feel quite so bad when this happens to me!
This past Wednesday marked the 100th observation of International Women’s Day (IWD), a day for recognizing women’s achievements and campaigning for continued global…
To followup on Jimmy’s recent post about snow in the Waitsfield area, I’d like to note that it’s now snowing in the greater…
It can be daunting to try to stay on top of the endless flow of information available online. Among other tools, I use Google Reader, Socialite, and email alerts to stay on top of the topics that interest me. I recently started using “Alltop.com”:http://my.alltop.com/smalldogelectronics to help with this.
Alltop says its purpose is to help you answer the question, “What’s happening?” in “all the topics” that interest you. They do this by collecting the headlines of the latest stories from the best sites and blogs that cover a topic. They then group these collections — “aggregations” — into individual web pages. Then they display the five most recent headlines of the information sources as well as their first paragraph.
We created an Alltop so we could stay on top of the latest Apple news. Many of us make it habit to get to work and fire up our page first thing in the morning. Click here to see our Apple-news themed Alltop page, or to create your own! “Alltop.com”:http://my.alltop.com/smalldogelectronics
We have talked too many times about how important maintaining a backup of your data is and just how easy it might be…
Two weeks ago, one of our long-term customers returned a late 2008 Xserve to us stating it was not recognizing PCI cards in…
If there’s one and only one thing I like about .Mac it’s the Backup application. Every .Mac account has access to the program…