January 2, 2010
by Kay
It seems the must-have device of Christmas 2009 was the ebook reader. I’m seeing an explosion of information and happy post-Christmas reviews. I myself was excited to find a Sony PRS-600 Touch Edition with my name on it underneath the … Continue reading
September 23, 2009
by Kay
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I was just reading an article from SitePoint (via their RSS feed, ironically) about maximising your social media time. I thought this little snippet was kinda funny: Be Picky: I subscribe to a lot of feeds (well over 60), but I … Continue reading
June 28, 2009
by Kay
A bit of background: I’m a big fan of the Tablet PC. I had a beautiful Acer C110 machine way that I got back in about 2003 which I used for a very long time. I loved that little thing … Continue reading
April 25, 2007
by Kay
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The past few days have been very frustrating. The symptoms: my house is spotless, all laundry is done inboxes — both physical and virtual — are cleared tasks for the next three months are neatly scheduled feed reader is cleared of … Continue reading
March 26, 2007
by Kay
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Last week I asked the burning question: do web professionals use anti-virus programs on their own machines? I don’t — I find no need to. I was curious as to how many of my peers shared my view. And the results? … Continue reading
March 11, 2007
by Kay
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I’ve been talking about it for ages, and now I’ve finally gone and done it — moved this blog to WordPress, that is. I’m now running on a HostingFuse.com account, which is insanely good value and has both CF and PHP … Continue reading
June 18, 2006
by Kay
I just realised it was my two year Gmail account anniversary on Friday. I’m currently sitting at 688MB or 25%, which is a lot if you consider that there’s very few attachments in there! Tagging my messages has totally changed … Continue reading
May 18, 2006
by Kay
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Myles has issued a challenge to all westcoastbloggers… how do we work? Work? What’s that? What desktop software do you use every day? Myles mentions Outlook. I love Outlook. It amazes me with it’s possibilities every day. I can’t wait for … Continue reading