cerebral odd jobs

Hooray!
Karen is back in the cube. Not only are her power tools necessary to keep anyone from losing hair and sleep with a PC, but her explanations of things like “packets” and IP and just who is SYSTEM are invaluable. (see sidebar)
Don’t be without Karen
Read the Web version of Power Tools online, [...]

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From the URL http://edublogs.org/ you will see the following.
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Note that this will only work for edublogs.org users. It will take you to your main blog, not any other but from there you can switch.
Uniblogs.org eslblogs.org and learnerblogs.org need to click on “students login here” (see mouse arrow in image) to be directed here, [...]

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Gizmo’s latest newsletter continues his series on portable computing security and his experience with U3 and proprietary USB program launchers. see Port-a-puter for the roadless warrior: U3 and thumbtops, portable computing and How to make a Thumbtop PC
Issue 147, 19th July, 2007

http://techsupportalert.com/issues/back_issues.htm

Editorial
Securing USB flash drives is not quite as simple [...]

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http://lorelle.wordpress.com/2007/04/19/ looking-for-wordpress-support-and-help-ask-the-right-questions/

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If you are new to using the Internet, there are some good books to read first. The best resource is your local librarian. They can show you how to learn the terminology, features of a browser, etc. (For example, there’s no need for URLs for showing categories with contents, only for linking to them in [...]

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I am a newbie to edublogs. I heard about this site during an English conference this past weekend. I really like it, but I’m unfamiliar with all the things going on here. I’m high school teach who hopes to use edublog for my classes. I’d love to see faq page or if someone can point [...]

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