I wrote last at my infrequent, long-format blog Rev. Scott Wells that I was cutting back — cutting out, really — my meat eating, and less Google. I wonder what is more difficult.
While I wasn’t terribly clear in my blog post, it boils down to an unwholesome dependence on a company that’s quickly becoming a [...]
Dear readers — both of this blog, and readers generally — how many of you read long-format documents with a portable text readers in the ePub format? (The Amazon Kindle’s proprietary format does not count here.)
By reader I mean “conventional” tablet-sized readers, phones or laptops? Or even desktop computers.
And what do you read with it?
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Federal offices in D.C. are closed today because of the snowstorm, and my office follows that decision. But with the year winding down, I still have work to do, and so I wanted to tell you about a tool I’m using that makes that possible.
Dropbox synchs up for files between your computers and at a [...]
So Google Wave is the big new thing, right? (Of course, the same was said of the Segway scooter-ma-bob-thingy and the sight of one still makes me giggle.) It’s a email-editor-chatty thingy, or in English, real-time communication and collaboration.
For church people, the value is in holding remote working meetings. Work up a schedule, draft a [...]
Hi, y’all. I think I’ve finally gotten video and audio on Skype to work. At the same time even.
If you’re a regular reader and like to exchange Skype account names, please contact me.
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For reluctant techies thrust into a position of responsibility, say at a church, I recommend http://www.techsoup.org/learningcenter/ for its helpful articles.
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Googling around tonight, I discovered UKUnitarian.org.uk “A resource about, and for, Unitarians” — and a wise, common use of a branded Web resource for (as yet) 31 mostly-small congregations and institutions. Plus, it’s a free service for the churches and simply-formatted sites are bright, cheerful and both better than nothing and better than something over-adventuresome [...]
I recently backed up my home computer, reinstalled Ubuntu Linux and decided the terabyte-sized external hard drive was a must. (I recall my younger self backing up with floppy disks. A quick calculation suggests it would take 7510 pounds of those old disks for my current data. And I’m nowhere close to using up that [...]
Piggybacking on Kim Hampton’s first-things-first approach (do read it) to ability and accessibility, let me humbly ask that all producers of online audio or video media create a text transcript to accompany it.
This is a matter of access in these ways:
Some people cannot see and other cannot hear. Text allows people to read, to hear [...]
If you use Gmail for your church or nonprofit business, just go ahead and review these tips from Google. There’s even a ready-to-print version. (Thanks L. N. for the head’s up)
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