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Tech Support Flow Chart! (0)aBook and the Medieval Help Desk
… from Dr. Platypus. (0)Russians in Orbit
… or going to Mars. They’re working on some new ideas, with Soyuz as the only remaining vehicle. (0)Some Gadgets You Don't Need
… by Gadgetbox. I think the bike book holder sounds promising. (0)HP Has Plans for webOS
As the owner of a Palm Pixi, which I’ll admit I only own because Sprint brought the price down to $0, I’m glad to see that HP has big plans for webOS. (0) May 2013 M T W T F S S « Apr 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31
Category Archives: Information Management
The Humor of Customer Support – Seriously!
TechRepublic has been running some of the humor of customer support, most of which has to do with clueless users and how funny some of their responses are. I am acquainted with this kind of humor and occasionally pass some … Continue reading
Posted in Information Management, Workplace Thoughts
Tagged communication, tech support
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Internet Security – A View from North of the Border
Cory Doctorow is a very well known science fiction writer, journalist, and a commentator on technology and social issues. He is interviewed in about the first 15 minutes of the Canadian (CBC) program Spark 170. I think what he’s saying … Continue reading
Posted in Computer Security, Information Management
Tagged Cory Doctorow, internet security, PIPA, Science fiction, SOPA
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Amazon Eating the World?
There’s an interesting article in Bloomsberg BusinessWeek titled Amazon, the Company that Ate the World. The title may seem just a bit over the top, but the content is interesting. I enjoyed the commentary on Amazon.com‘s business strategy. I admit … Continue reading
Posted in Amazon.com, Hardware, Information Management
Tagged Amazon Kindle, Amazon.com, Android, Apple, Bloomberg Businessweek, Google, iPad
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Many PCs Still Running Windows XP
It’s 74%, in fact, according to this endgadget.com story. Based on my own experience I would add that IT expense and software compatibility are the two keys. Even though I’ve found that most software issues can be resolved without excessive … Continue reading
Posted in Information Management, Windows XP, Workplace Thoughts
Tagged endgadget.com, Microsoft, Windows XP
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Full Screen Braille
Gizmag describes the new technology, making it possible for blind computer users to make much, much better use of computers.
Posted in Accessibility, Information Management, Uncategorized
Tagged braille, display
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Document Conversion Online
Boulders 2 Bits provides a link to Media Convert, which has a huge selection of document conversions you can perform online. I haven’t worked with it yet, but it’s definitely in my bookmarks.
Posted in Information Management, Software Recommendations
Tagged document conversion
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Ford: Office on Wheels
Some details here.
IT Folks Make Errors? No!!
I love TechRepublic’s 10 Things posts, and 10 dumb things IT pros do that can mess up their networks is a great one. It’s fun to tell those user stories, but most of us have dumb moment stories of our … Continue reading
Posted in Energion.com, Information Management
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Vista Robocopy for Backup
TechRepublic has an excellent video, and a text article. I have been slow in moving toward Vista, but I now have a few installations to deal with. The basis of this video and article is that often one wants to … Continue reading
Delicious for Bookmarking
With a tip of the hat to TechRepublic, let me suggest Delicious to you for bookmarking. Why not just use browser bookmarks? The root cause, for me, is gas prices. Huh? What do gas prices have to do with it? … Continue reading




