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Quick Background Info About This Post: The videos mentioned in this post, I mean “tutorials”, will be posted later this evening. They are relatively straight forward. I am posting them just in case anyone has trouble using Craigslist, for example. I realize everyone knows how to simply use the site — no one is that tech oblivious […]

So, I know I recently wrote a post describing and definitely praising Bank of America and their updated iOS app/online features like the new “cash back deals” and the outstanding online customer support they offer through an AIM like chat program (if you have a question or problem with your online banking account, it is […]

I thought this was interesting, and definitely something to take a look at if you are a linkedin user!

Fry’s electronics is, I kid you not, my most favorite store.. no wait, place, to visit in the world. And I love to shop. So much so at this point my friends and family legitimately think its an addiction (which it is) — and for the past month or so I have taken the initiative […]

Calling all iPhone users! I recently read a CNET article that actual gave a tutorial on how to access your photos from your smartphone on a public URL using iCloud… wait, are you serious? I never thought CNET would publish such a, I don’t know.. obvious iPhone DIY? I think that’s what I am meaning […]

https://www.toggl.com/    Software should empower work, not get in the way of it. Toggl was initially created for our own in-house use, because existing time-tracking software was far too complicated. Toggl is a timesheet killer and intended for anybody who needs an easy-to-use overview of time spent. It is popular with consultants, bookkeepers, programmers, designers, […]

Build Your Own PC – PCMech.

In the past two years, Bank of America has completely revamped their online banking site and mobile app. The changes over time have been subtle — but I still remember when I first downloaded the app, creating my login after opening my account, et cetera.. but it wasn’t until this summer when I noticed some […]

Signs of spring’s arrival are seen in some of Seattle’s most bashful areas as winter slowly, but steadily has been cracking bits of sunshine along the Pacific Northwest’s usual blanket of clouds and depression. Today, for example, I saw a patch of flourishing dandelions and my eyes swelled as I absorbed the radiance of the […]