I just finished watching Matt Beckwith (aka @PGHMatt) and Rod Villagomez (aka @rjvillagomez) record the 29th episode of Podcast Stockton. On Feb 28th, 2010, the podcast will be a year old.
They make it look so easy. Continue reading
I just finished watching Matt Beckwith (aka @PGHMatt) and Rod Villagomez (aka @rjvillagomez) record the 29th episode of Podcast Stockton. On Feb 28th, 2010, the podcast will be a year old.
They make it look so easy. Continue reading
I have often heard the cliché “measure twice, cut once” in reference to cutting lumber. The practice of measuring twice before cutting works most of the time. You measure the length, then double check yourself. Sometimes, you find out that you made a mistake on the first measurement and you get a chance to correct that mistake. The rest of this story reminds us that a second opinion ensures you’re measuring the right surface to cut. Continue reading
Most “For Dummies” books are worth reading even if you’re not a dummy.
The best way to learn when reading the “For Dummies” books: Continue reading
What makes an iPhone app awesome? Is it based on functionality or entertainment value?
Do you have iPhone apps that you can’t live without?
What feature or features compel you to purchase an iPhone app over one that is FREE?
In your opinion, which iPhone apps are awesome?
Which ones have you recommended to your family and friends?
What are your 5 top iPhone app picks?
SomeGuy@hotmail.com or SomeGal@hotmail.com just sent you an email. Why should you trust them? AnyPerson@yahoo.com or AnIndividual@gmail.com could create an email at any time. Most of the time there is not even an authentication process to verify that they are who they say they are. If you visit a website and click on the contact email, what are your expectations? How does the email address affect your trust level? Continue reading