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The Great Mac OS X Freeware List at MacApper

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Google docs is handy and in case you haven’t realized it’s potential maybe you need to watch this video.

Via: Official Google Docs Blog: And now we present…

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If you have an occasional Microsoft Word document or RTF formatted document you want to convert to clean HTML–and I mean HTML that has no more than standard formatting applied such as bold and italics but no font or color declarations–and you have to get those documents on the internet, then it’s hard to find [...]

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TokBox: Video chat without having to download software. May have to try this out since the MacBook has the built in iSight camera.

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Tagging my bookmarks has been wonderful. Today I discovered Punakea for Mac OS X which looks very promising in that it will allow me to tag the mountain of files I seem to dig through every day looking for the one I need at the moment. Finding files can be irritating to say the least. [...]

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Protect Your Blog (or anything else) With a Solid Password

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David Pogue has a good rundown of where we’re at with the higher speed wifi 802.11n
A Faster Wi-Fi World Is Coming - New York Times

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Why you need a Linux live CD at Lifehacker–I agree and suggest Ubuntu.

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Just started taking Mozy for a spin–it’s a free online backup service that gives 2GB of space to store your files. Unfortunatly it’s for Windows XP only for now.

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Bill Gates demonstrates how to efectively kill a presentation with information overload. Writers Block Live says,
How can the most successful technology company in history, run by the richest man in the universe, stand in front of the world with such incredibly lame slides in their presentation? They look like something put together by a high [...]

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37signals want’s to know if you’d pay for Google.
If Google wasn’t free, would you pay $5/month for it?
I wonder if they know something the rest of us don’t?

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Have an LCD monitor with a bad backlight. Here a good place to start to learn how to repair it yourself–pretty cheap too.
Backlight Quick Fix

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Christian Computing Magazine is now available for free as a downloadable PDF file. Christian Computing Magazine has been in print for over 17 years but has now created a completely digital version of their magazine for FREE. You can subscribe for free at their site now.

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If you use a wireless LAN at home or have the responsibility of maintaining a wireless network at your business here’s a good read on real wireless LAN security.

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I may be easily impressed but the new Google Maps beta beats all the other online maps I’ve used. Clear, easy to read, easy to zoom in and out and best of all you can drag the map to reposition.

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If you haven’t tried any browser other than Internet Explorer you’re really missing out. It’s time you tried Firefox 1.0. This hot web browser turned 1.0 today.

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VOIP or voice over IP basically gives you the ability to do voice communications over the Internet by avoiding dedicated voice circuits and the cost associated with them. Learn more at voip-info.org.

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Ten evangelism and IT lessons from one of America’s biggest churches

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Fred Langa’s third PC cooling installment—Cool and Quiet, Part III

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From today’s Langa List This looks like a thorough checklist for those who are unaware of the security issues involved in maintaining your own computer. – Security Checklist for Windows

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The ilūm is a handy light that plugs into the USB port on your notebook and illuminates your keyboard in low light situations. The Gadgeteer has a short review with photos. [link via Gizmodo]

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Need a replacement TrackPoint cap for your ThinkPad or other notebook that uses the little red TrackPoint cap. Compu-Lock.com has them. They aren’t cheap but they are available. Then there’s always Ebay.com.

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