Google Blogging For Dummies, written by Susan Gunelius, is described by reviewers as a beginning guide for newbies who want to blog. But is it enough to get a person who hasn’t blogged before started in the right direction?
Here is why I am asking. My wife received an email from a nephew who inquired [...]
Just a quick note to pass on this saving on a Dell Vostro A90 netbook for only $249, which is a $75 savings. But hurry. Dell states there are only 1,000 units at this price.
Specifications:
Intel® Atom Processor
Ubuntu Linux
1GB Memory & 16GB Solid State Hard Drive
Wireless Mini Card & Bluetooth Module
1 Year Basic Limited Warranty with [...]
For those of you who use Spybot Search and Destroy, a new version is now available for download. Version 1.6 includes many improvements and fixes some compatibility issues. The author describes the improvements as:
Time for an update! To keep up with the latest threats, and solve some issues and feature requests users had, we’re proud [...]
When I posted the original article ‘Is It Really Vista Bashing If You Dislike The New OS’, I expected some lively comments and I was not disappointed. But what became obvious was the amount of thought some of the people who had commented put into their writings. Some partial examples were:
From Ryan:
They need to come [...]
Google has an interesting business referral program in which they are looking for applicants to assist them in signing up business for inclusion on their Google Maps. Google is seeking Internet lovers who have a computer and a digital camera and who have an interest in picking up some extra cash in their spare time. [...]
For those of you who are running Windows Vista on their systems, you should read the following Microsoft KB article, before installing SP1. It is still surprising that folks are running into problems with Zone Alarm, after SP1 is installed, since Microsoft has addressed this problem way back in March, 2008. Yet I still see [...]
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