Monthly Archives: April 2006

Making the Switch to Digital

Posted on April 28, 2006 by Andy Rush

SearsWishbook.1983EC.P408 Originally uploaded by Sears Wishbook. Thanks to Digg I found this bit o’ history at the Flickr website. It looks to me like the word awesome was coming into its own about the time that the word digital was. … Continue reading →

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More Windows and Mac Stuff

Posted on April 20, 2006 by Andy Rush

One of the sites that I have found to be invaluable lately is Paul Thurrot’s SuperSite for Windows (I noticed the web browser title bar says “SuperSit”, hehe). Two recent articles were good reads, as Paul is brutally honest about … Continue reading →

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Back To a Barter Economy

Posted on April 14, 2006 by Andy Rush

Is money becoming obsolete? Is the web going to enable us to just trade for things we need. Some of the recent evidence of note is the One Red Paperclip site that I referenced earlier, and also a new site … Continue reading →

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The New Email

Posted on April 11, 2006 by Andy Rush

Bloglines was having major issues today. It got so bad that they got to introduce who was actually in charge of keeping things running It also made me realize that a backup to Bloglines is in order. I’ve heard others … Continue reading →

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Easy, Free, Videoblogging

Posted on April 7, 2006 by Andy Rush

My newest screencast to help you start videoblogging. Using two free websites, WordPress.com and YouTube.com, you can have video up on your blog in no time.

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Windows on a Mac – That Is So 1996

Posted on April 5, 2006 by Andy Rush

All signs pointed to Windows running on the new Macs. The question will be, how fast. It was a dog ten years ago. Here’s the latest PR-speak from Apple: “but many customers have expressed their interest to run Windows on … Continue reading →

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