A bit, short for binary digit, is the smallest unit of measurement used for information storage in computers. A bit is represented by a 1 or a 0 with a value of true or false, sometimes expressed as on or off. Eight bits form a single byte of information, also known as an octet. Thus, the difference between… Read More »
Tip #1 – F4 Power Plays Did you know that the F4 key has many uses? It does and here are a few: Click F4 while your browser is open and the last 25 addresses you have typed out in your address bar will show Place your cursor in the address bar and hit the F4 key. Now,… Read More »
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Was your father born in the same year Windows 95 came out – er 1995? If he was then he shouldn’t have children yet and you shouldn’t be born. So the title was just to grab your attention. No EB there were no computers around in 1936 – no there was no Windows 36 or Windows 48. No!… Read More »
You’ll find all kinds of tips on the Web telling you how to find your IP address in Windows. Most of them require you to use some arcane Windows command line stuff, and that’s all good stuff to know. But if you just want your IP address and want to find it in 3 second without venturing into… Read More »
“Everybody’s surfing now, come on a safari with me…” Whatever happened to the Beach Boys? Come on, help me Rhonda. Maybe they’re in my room. Or maybe they’re looking for EB – Haha! EB the little surfer girl. She’s mighty fine in her four-oh-nine. I’m getting ill on the Sloop John B. I get seasick – I need… Read More »