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Solid State Drive Primer Tutorial
The MacBook Pro (this blog is largely written on) had a bit of a timeout recently … thanks Safemode … and we now have a new file storage system, as the old Hard Disk Drive had many errors on it … Continue reading →
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Tagged drive, hard disk, hardware, Macbook Pro, pros and cons, solid state drive, tutorial
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Kinesthetic iPod Learning Primer Tutorial
Was listening to the radio the other day, to a “technical gadgetry” program and they were predicting the imminent demise of a couple of technologies … voicemail iPod The first one is sad, but not of huge impact to me, … Continue reading →
Windows Wireless Printing Primer Tutorial
Some printers are capable of supporting wireless printing on a Windows network. Wireless printing is a pretty powerful tool to have, doing away with that “office” or “home” network “ethernet” wiring or printing cabling of older configurations. So supposing you … Continue reading →
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Tagged Control Panel, desktop, ethernet, hardware, hotspot, laptop, network, PC, printer, printing, tutorial, WiFi, Windows, wireless, wireless printing
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Yosemite MAMP Issue Primer Tutorial
A few days ago we installed Mac OS X Yosemite 10.10.2 on our Macbook Pro laptop here and showed you the install with Mac OS X Yosemite and iOS 8.1.3 Install Tutorial. Most operating system installs will impact on the … Continue reading →
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Tagged Apache, Bash, bug, fix, ftp, http, Linux, local web server, Mac, Mac OS X, Mac OS X 10.10.2, Mac OS X Yosemite, Mac Terminal, MAMP, MySql, sftp, stop press, Terminal, troubleshooting, tutorial, web brower, Yosemite
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Photo Album Email with Gimp and Paintbrush Primer Tutorial
Were you surprised with our tutorial Image Fits in Gimp and Paintbrush Primer Tutorial as shown below, where Paintbrush ended up being a better option for an image editing job than Gimp, which we also use a lot here at … Continue reading →
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Windows File Server and File Sharing Primer Tutorial
Was discussing Windows and File Servers the other day with a student and realized it is a subject often taken for granted now in workplaces, and perhaps in home networks. The way you can share files between networked computers has … Continue reading →
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Photo Booth view of Android Camera Google+ Upload Tutorial
We spend a lot of time on our Mac laptop (to make the content for this blog), and now that we try to explain a few Android (device) matters we are finding Photo Booth more and more useful as the … Continue reading →
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Tagged Android, animation, connect, email, Gmail, Google, Grab, Mac, Mac OS X, mobile, networking, phone, Photo Booth, PhotoBooth, photography, slideshow, stop press, tutorial, USB, WiFi, wireless
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Xcode iOS Mobile Project Exporting Primer Tutorial
The Xcode IDE, like many IDEs, holds that special fascination for the occasions when you, the user, (or youse, the users (chortle, chortle)) can go “File->New Project” as we showed, below, with the previous Xcode iOS Utility Application Primer Tutorial. … Continue reading →
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I like the single-row radio-play approach for keeping the controls compact while still making each selection clear. When I’m checking a calculation alongside a tutorial, I use StepStat to see the intermediate steps; how do you handle the layout when the playlist gets much longer?