A few Drupal sites that I run have the wonderful Event module installed to handle a collaborative event calendar. Users tend to like that feature and every once in a while I get someone telling me that this is one of the more important features those social sites hold. A question that keeps coming up […]

RSS readers are becoming increasingly popular nowadays and it’s great we’ve come to a point that even the less techie folks are realizing the power of RSS readers and are feeling comfortable enough to use one. Hell, even my folks are using one.
There’s a whole discussion of which RSS reader to use, whether an online […]

It’s always the same deal - somebody in your group is using Office 2007 while everybody uses older versions of Office or vice versa,  and then you get people not being able to read other people’s documents, presentations and spreadsheets. It’s a mess every single time with every single group.
There are few ways to get around […]

The latest Kavo worm, otherwise known as NTDELECT, is everywhere. Using my USB alot in public computers at the university and language school there’s not much I can do to avoid that Kavo worm disaster. The Kavo worm does an excellent job of manifestating itself very fast through removable media and with the underlying worm […]

Interoperability, information synchronization, information backup, complicated user experience, endless ever-going computer setup, those are among the most frequent user complaints I hear about from people seeking my computing help.
In this short article I’ll give a few tips for tools I frequently use that make my life a little simpler in regard to those issues.
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