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Internet Fame

One of my posts on disability and the church from Intercision got on Cindy's blog, I guess it's a prominent Christian blog.  She even writes some for Sojourners and The Huffington Post.  I found her through the OneWheaton.  I'm grateful for the minor internet fame but...

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Google Search Trick – No Ads!

If you don't want to see advertising on a Google query simply add -nazi to it (minus sign next to nazi).  This will obviously exclude searches that include the word nazi in them but in most searches you won't need this (unless maybe you're arguing with someone on the...

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errors

Maybe I'd get along in the world if programming were more like interacting with people. Some interpreter errors: ERROR: You missed a curly bracket somewhere but I don't want to lower your self-esteem so I ran the code anyway. ERROR: I'm just going to give you a white...

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ESC

Long long ago in web time there used to be a happy medium between the advertisers on a web page and the readers.  It was called the escape key.  You could press it and the animations would stop (this is before Flash came along) making reading tolerable.  Fast forward...

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learn

The skills you need to succeed in this economy you often cannot learn from books. The two skills I need to be marketable: WooCommerce (an e-commerce plugin for Wordpress website) product listing and single product page customization. Responsive Web Design There are a...

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Windows 7 Recent Places Requester

The Recent Places heading in the Windows 7 (and I think Vista and 8) file requester feels useless when you click on it. But then you click the Date Modified heading (you might have to click it twice if it's going the wrong way) And it's suddenly useful.  

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