Added as an update to this post:
As of Dec 20, the new version of the Currents app does work on my iPhone 3GS, so I can actually see that the published edition of the site is working correctly. The published edition of my other site, however, seems to be pulling a months old version of the RSS feed, so maybe not all the bugs are worked out just yet. 😉
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A couple of fellow Friends in Tech members, and the hosts of Technorama, Chuck Tomasi and Kreg Steppe, informed me the other day that the new version of their book about learning WordPress, Sams Teach Yourself WordPress 3 in 10 Minutes is now available. For those of you looking to get started with WordPress, or…
Google Trips allows you to sync your Gmail account, which will populate the app with all of your upcoming and past adventures — all flight, hotel and car rental information is available in one place for each trip. Before heading out on your journey, download the city you’re going to so you can access all of its…
I received some spam today, just like every other day. But today one of them was actually sent by “steve the spammer”. I guess that’s truth in advertising for ya’! *L* I also got a note promising something that would make me “stiffer than VIAGRA!!” -hmm rigor mortis maybe? Needless to say, I didn’t bother…
I wonder if anyone else ever has this problem. You go onsite to do some tech support at a conference or other speaking engagement, they’ve been nice enough to let you know that they have the projector, screen and all that already, you just need to bring your laptop and plug in, but when you…
Occasionally, I will go through the spam folder in my gmail account, just to make sure there’s nothing in there that I actually want to see. It never fails that there’s some subject line that makes me giggle, just a little. A few weeks ago, I had 6th grade flashbacks when I saw an email…
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