I was going over Jeff Johnson’s blog this morning and found one of his posts about “secret Google codes” and decided to investigate out of curiosity. I found a free ebook by Ryan Deiss about little known search strings for blogs run at .edu and .gov sites.
If you’ve been researching starting an Internet business, you might have heard about “doing it in the cloud”. What this is, in English is going to a place like Google and managing all your documents with them online. They give you tools to manage projects or make up documents, then you can share them easily online with others. It may sound great, and very convenient at first, until you realize that
Crucial RealSSD C300 ReviewIf you’re looking for the best performance that can be currently gotten from a hard drive, the Crucial RealSSD C300 is the one. Storagereview ranked it as the overall top performer in their benchmarks and the only caveat was that to get the high numbers
I bought the Cannon LiDE 200 scanner a few months ago and love it, so I thought I’d write a review. I still have an HP all in one FAX/Scanner/Laser combo, but it was such a hassle to scan things (the feeder is useless for old photos and jams most of the time) I went for a new model. The main use I have for it is scanning documents into PDF files, and also doing a lot of family photo albums to share with the rest of the family. It does both jobs very quickly and easily.
If you don’t know about Open Office, you’re about to save some money. This has been made since 2002 and is an open source clone of Microsoft Office with really all the features and functionality. It originally started as the Star Office Suite and has evolved into it’s current version. Sponsored by Oracle, tons of programmers have contributed to the project. The end result is
