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Monthly Archives: April 2007
Social Media Presentation
This is a presentation I put together for a gathering of facilitators on IDeA’s Communities of Practice platform on the hot topicof social meda tools. I hosted it at the excellent SlideShare.
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RSS in Plain English
This video is a great intro to RSS. Tags: rss
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Headset problems
I’ve got a Logitech 250 headset, which I mainly use for Skype calls. All of a sudden though, it’s been producing the most awful crackling sound, making it effectively unusable. Anyone know what the problem might be? Update: Whatever it … Continue reading
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The Joys of a Strong Pound
One of the cool things about a single pound being worth more than $2 is that geeks like me can buy domain names on the cheap. For example, the other week I got a .net domain for less than a … Continue reading
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