Able to fix slow internet connections with a single ethernet cable
Satire and commentary Archives
I love to read, learn and unfortunately try to make things myself. This has led to some incredible results, but also a pile of various projects and notes for projects that are nowhere near completion.
I have come across a web sites that are made for "those folks" - and you know who you are. hackaday.com
I have been hitting my head against a wall for weeks because I want a product that solves all of my problems, and I mean every last single one of them. So enter the smart phone.
Many of my print are for reference pages - for layouts or technotes. These I only use one side. I have gotten used to switching to single sided for these. The other side of the coin is that for big...
The following is an example of the malicious intent of internet scams that surpass annoying spam and the way UCS web team assists individual areas within the WOU community.
This public domain essay as written by Bob Black in 1985 is a perfect commentary for somebody looking to fill his job requirement for blog entries without illegally using copy-written material. Please note: this is not to be taken as pure fact, but as food for thought.
"Work is the source of nearly all the misery in the world. Almost any evil you'd care to name comes from working or from living in a world designed for work. In order to stop suffering, we have to stop working.
That doesn't mean we have to stop doing things. It does mean creating a new way of life based on play; in other words, a ludic revolution."
This rant is a a found note that I wrote a while ago related to the word "enterprise". This is a marketing term used to sell large hardware/software packages to big picture people.
A short examination of an article related to touchy feely navigation on Deepak Chopra's new Web site
This is why we should keep our humorous thought to ourselves.
Commentary and slides how of layout/usability methods and trends on contemporary large sites. The Web site examples do not present a series of set in stone rules.
They are examples of how large traffic sites with an extended support staff may need to deal with similar problems. There is also links to a check list of items to tell if your Web site is in need of help (polite term)
