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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//engtech at http://internetducttape.com/ [recommended resource] writing today at Lorelle’s place

Learning About the Web in Plain English
Having a background in computer engineering has been a great boon to me when it comes to blogging. … I have had an edge from being genuinely interested in the technology behind how things work and finding ways to get [...]

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I urge everyone new to blogging to start with the analogue blog (analog blogue?) and map out what you want to do, who’s the audience, how much work do you want to exert, etc.
Scot’s Newsletter makes a good point.
3. Don’t unsubscribe because you’re going to use the RSS feed instead. The SFNL RSS feed is [...]

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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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http://lorelle.wordpress.com/2007/03/31/ blog-building-who-controls-your-blog-you-your-host/#comment-202889
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