on this episode: take… these scattered coins… and learn to fly again… online, that is.
on this episode: take… these scattered coins… and learn to fly again… online, that is.
on this episode: when I take over the world, I’m requiring something for all employees at work.
The truth is out there. In this case, it’s in my Bear notes app as a reminder.
Top of the world…
In my latest Quiet Conversations newsletter I was able to combine a way to combat event anxiety with a Steven Seagal movie.
Now THAT’s an intriguing comibination.
A cool thing about owning a slightly-older tech device: Accessories that were priced sky-high when the device was new is now VERY affordable. #PatienceTech
on this episode: eliminate the unnecessary, one app at a time.
Episode 40 of my microcast was about my lacking a routine to shutdown my internal operating system. This article has a whole list of ideas to do before bed. Number 7 is my challenge. Anyone else in a similar situation?
On this episode: I share one of my shortcomings and struggles in my relationship with technology. #TransparentTech
on this episode: configure your iOS airdrop setting to prevent… unexpected file transfers.
on this episode: if you lose your Android phone, type three words in a google search.
on this episode: inbox management improvements (?) coming soon to a gmail near you…
Water coming down the mountain is powerful.
on this episode: all your gmail fun in one screen brought to you by one little switch flipped in settings.
on this episode: mission control, this is desktop user, we need more space.
on this episode: take a huge step toward protecting your online life by installing a piece of software on your computer or mobile device.
on this episode: doesn’t matter if it’s two years or four months ago, I still struggle with the pursuit of knowledge. this is an excerpt from one of my newsletters written in february 2018.
I hiked up a friggin’ mountain this weekend. I’m not a hiker.
on this episode: gaze in wonder at the amount of information sent from your windows 10 computer ::by default:: to other companies. respond accordingly.
on this episode: a quick keyboard shortcut instantly makes your Mac desktop more secure.