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Remote Access Made Easy
As a web designer and tech support agent for my friends and family, one of the most elusive capabilities has been remote access. So many times it would have been so much more productive than trying to figure out what … Continue reading
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Free Software with No Strings Attached
Since delving into the Ubuntu version of the Linux operating system, I’ve been very impressed with the wide array of quality software not only available for Linux, but also for Apple, Windows, and several other specialized operating systems. So here … Continue reading
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Discovering Linux – Installment 2
When I first wrote about using Ubuntu Linux last month, I was just getting started. The installation and functionality on the Dell Dimension 4600 desktop was very smooth and the functionality was quite good. The OS recognized all the hardware … Continue reading
Discovering Linux – Installment 1
I’ve had a nagging curiosity tugging at me on an off for about two years. About a month ago it started up again and I just had to take time to satisfy it. Part of the motivation for this is … Continue reading
The Advent Calendar for Web Designers and Developers
The more time I spend on the web the more gems I stumble upon. But I did not find this gem on StumbleUpon.com. This time I was venturing into a new (for me) service to reach out a little more … Continue reading
Here’s to the Endurance of the Perishable Press
Sublime, elegant, well written design blog of Jeff Starr. This most informative blog covers a wide range of technologies that pertain to digital design. Jeff reminds me how much I have to learn and I always learn something new. The … Continue reading
Do You Need to Smash Your Creativity?
I started with the intention to write a post about some great tutorials on using Illustrator. When I started looking at those tutorials, I really had to resist the temptation to watch them and try them out myself. But I … Continue reading