August 6, 2010
by Frederick
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I’m sure seeing our Spam folder (or Junk, or Junk E-mail, and so on) fill up with useless e-mails is a common occurrence. I’ve learned to ignore it, and I almost never go into it to see if any important … Continue reading
July 15, 2010
by Frederick
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« Read how it all started in Part 1. Synopsis While the initial controversy about the Thesis-not-being-under-GPL issue was focused on themes and derivative works, an unclear area that probably needs to be resolved in court, it seems there is … Continue reading
July 15, 2010
by Frederick
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Twitter erupted into argument last night in a fairly important battle for open source, the GPL, and WordPress. At the centre of the issue is a theme framework called Thesis which plugs into WordPress, sold with a restrictive license that … Continue reading
June 26, 2010
by Frederick
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Note: this is being posted from Windows Live Writer Beta, so please forgive any layout or text issues; if there are any, they speak to the interoperability of Windows Live Writer Beta and WordPress 3.0. I’ve been using a subset … Continue reading
January 18, 2010
by Frederick
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There are so many computer features that we’ve become accustomed to. Who hasn’t used Ctrl+F to search for text on a Web page or a document? Who hasn’t used Ctrl+C & Ctrl+V to copy and paste something? (…obviously, I’m not … Continue reading
December 30, 2009
by Frederick
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It’s the end of another year and the end of a ground-breaking decade. Let’s look back at what’s been accomplished in the years of 2000–2009, focusing on technology. Technology Windows has entered a new era The decade—indeed, the century—began with … Continue reading
October 3, 2009
by Frederick
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Syncing files across computer has never been easier. Dropbox is one of the leading services in this field, with 2 million users and growing. Free 2GB cloud storage As a free user, you get 2 GB of space to start, … Continue reading
September 25, 2009
by Frederick
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I absolutely give up on writing about the Technical Preview for Office 2010. I’ve simply had way too many problems with it over the past two months of testing. Word’s typographic features are admirable, but I’ve seen a TON of … Continue reading
