Monthly Archives: August 2008

Upgrading Audacity to 1.3.5

I have encountered serious difficulties with sound and sound editing on my Ubuntu (Hardy Heron) machine. I’ve blogged about it before, and how I kept using Audacity on my Gutsy machine and even did some editing under Windows to produce … Continue reading

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Linux Networking Tips

. . . from the TechRepublic 10 Things Blog. Several of these are pretty important!

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Plugins for Firefox

Firefox is my preferred browser, both under Windows and on Linux (Ubuntu), so I was interested in this list from the TechRepublic 10 Things Blog. To be honest, I’ve only tried a couple of these, but I thing that several … Continue reading

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OpenOffice.org Templates

More help from the folks at the OpenOffice blog, this time on templates. Good article.

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Getting People to Use OpenOffice

I’m not very good at this myself, even though I’m personally committed. Here are some ideas that might help.

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IT Ethics from TechRepublic

I thought this video from Jason Hiner of video from TechRepublic would apply only to large offices, but I found that all of the considerations have come up in one form or another in my small office work. Worth watching.

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Amazon Green

. . . has been announced at the Amazon.com Associates Blog. This gives you an opportunity to buy products that customers have identified as “green friendly.”

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Trends in Display Design

MSNBC has an interesting story here.

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Too Nice in the Workplace?

Some thoughts from the Career Management Blog.

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Scam E-mails – Apply Common Sense

My parents taught me when I was very young that if something looked too good to be true, it probably wasn’t. That kind of good sense applies to detecting scams. The question to ask when you are offered a program … Continue reading

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