Just an update for those of you interested, I wanted to let you know about a new blog I’m writing on, and give you updated access to various social networking and social news sites. The new blog I’m working on is TravelBrook.com – it’s the newest addition to the Bloggy Network blog family, and I’m…
I have noticed another problem with my iPhone and gmail. I don’t know who’s to blame for it, but for some reason my mail isn’t getting checked every 15 minutes like it should. I know at least one other iPhone owner who is having the same problem. I think of all theajor apps on the…
I bake and sell cupcakes “in real life”, so I didn’t think I would be too impressed with the More Cupcakes app for the iPhone / iPod Touch. I was wrong. I love this app. Here’s how it works: Choose your cupcake batter. White, Yellow, Chocolate, Strawberry or Carrot. Set your baking time. Burn them…
Just about everyone uses an administrator account for the primary computer account. In fact, unless you’ve taken deliberate steps to turn it off, you’re probably using an admin account right now. Every computer needs one admin account, and the accepted way to handle that is to set the first created account as the administrator account….
Redundancy is a hugely important part of a good backup regime. You never want a single point of failure, a lynchpin that can bring down the whole system By incorporating multiple hard drives into your routine, you’ll be able to preserve your data across multiple drives. In the event of a disk crash, you’re protected…
A video splitter app can break one clip into multiple pieces. Then, it can be uploaded to a video service in multiple files, or distributed in different ways. When you merge video clips with a video merger app, you’re combining them into a single video file. Then, the resulting file can be easily shared and…
In part two of our introduction to uBlock Origin on macOS, the best ad blocker in the business, we’ll be discussing static filtering rules and GUI methods of selecting and blocking on-screen content. Removing Elements with Static Rules If you want to remove elements from the page using graphical tools, you can access that feature…
There are a few apps out there that many people consider to be standards for Macs. Quicksilver, Secrets and Growl come to mind, but up until recently, one of them that I was resisting was TextExpander, and mostly because it wasn’t free. But I was working on an article today, and realized that I had…
This is a video shown at NAB that showcases a variety of different companies that use Final Cut Studio for their video editing and post production needs…pretty cool…
The Network preference pane can be a dark and foreboding place. With some training, you can actually understand what you’re doing when you try and fix your internet connection. Pop open the Network pane found in System Preferences, and let’s explore.
Quick story: I had just met this girl a few weeks prior, and things were just going alright. It was a bit awkward, and she was pretty shy, but I figured I’d put forth some effort and see where it went. Just not too much. I go out on a date with another girl on…
I’ve been looking for an iPad case that I like for a long time now, but none of them have really hit the mark. I think part of my problem is that what I was looking for didn’t exist – not in the form I expected, anyways. So I gave up, and I ordered my…
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