Some people and firms simply don’t have a clue of how the Internet works, and of simple concepts like freedom of speech/expression. Here’s a little gem I got in my inbox earlier today: (I’m replacing the name/URL of the company in question with BlahBlah, to avoid further ‘legal’ excrement in my inbox) Dear Webmaster: I […]
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Just spent 30 minutes on the phone with Microsoft support to figure out how one migrates (a crappy term to begin with. It suggests moving from one place to another. In reality it’s more of a 1-way sync) email accounts from an Exchange server to the mailboxes that come with Office 365 Small Business. As
Office 365 Small Business – Exchange migration. Hidden well… Read More »
As a fan of the ‘latest’ gadgets, I’ve been scouring Interwebs to see if there are any thermometers out there which use WiFi to report their findings. There are quite a few square/rectangle boxes out there, but I was looking for something that was aesthetically pleasing as well. The search brought me to Lascar Electronics,
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Concrete LEGO blocks. They measure 15″/38 cm in length and stack together just like their plastic counterparts. They were created by artist Andrew Lewicki back in 2010. Now we can all build our own houses! 😉
Time for some Microsoft bashing… err… promoting! Yup, I don’t do that too often, for obvious reasons, in my opinion. There are plenty of apps out there which let Android users automate tasks, performing their pre-defined actions when specific conditions are met. Microsoft thinks it can do one better than that, though, and has plans
on{x} by Microsoft. Works only on… Android! Read More »
Move over, Flipboard! Google Currents is here to stay! As of today, both https://evert.meulie.net/ & https://donateaday.net/ are also being published via/on Currents. Google Currents is a social magazine application for tablet computers released by Google in December 2011. It is currently available for Android and iOS devices. The application covers a variety of sources and
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