For those of you who live who live in areas of the USA where broadband service is not available, you might be interested in Verizon’s new home broadband service. It’s not cheap, but it is broadband so it will be much, much faster than dial-up or satellite. Your bandwidth will be limited to 10GB for $60 a month.… Read More »
Last week while preparing this newsletter I was fooling around with a few new programs, one of them was a PDF program that installed drivers to my Windows 7 computer. Any time you install drivers for a program (or whatever) it seems something in Windows gets mentally unbalanced or even angry. Windows got angry with me. Now for… Read More »
t’s a leap year. This year we had a leap day. A man-made day that gave us all an extra day this year. Those of us in the Northern Hemisphere have to endure one extra day of winter. Those of you in the Southern Hemisphere get an extra day of summer in which to loll around. It’s not… Read More »
If you think the world’s going crazy – it is. One entrepreneur doesn’t think having an affair is a bad thing. We can see why she think’s it is not a bad thing. Rosie Freeman-Jones, founder of IllictEncounter.com has made a bundle by making it easy for married people to hook up for tawdry trysts and otherwise engage in hanky-panky.… Read More »
Many of you use Dropbox to store your valuable files. Dropbox gives all users 2GB of storage space free of charge. If you need more space you can opt to buy more space, or you can earn more space by recommending Dropbox to your friends. If a friend signs up because of your recommendation, you get 250MB of… Read More »
I don’t think I’ve ever seen as much to do about nothing as I’ve seen recently over Google’s decision to combine all their separate privacy policies into one. And then there’s the flap over cookies. Cookies can’t identify you personally – no matter what you have read – it isn’t true. They only way a cookie could be… Read More »