Of course, you could always bypass this system (see previous post) and simply upload your files via e-mail attachments and share your login/password with your friends. With a simple rule-based system you could even categorize uploads depending an which of your friends sent the file.
So there I was, wide awake in my bed, wondering if the Crestor was keeping me from catching some much needed Zzzzs, when I decided to scramble over to my HP Media Center PC and check what was new on Digg. Over on my number two display, a trusty old 17″ BenQ FP731, my RSS…
Ever tried emailing a Keynote presentation? Uploading it? FTP? The progress counter just stays there, counting, but nothing ever gets uploaded. The problem lies within Apple‘s .key file format. Keynote files are actually folders (or Packages, as Apple likes to call them) containing all the different files used in the presentation. Right-click on any Keynote…
Data security is one of my favorite subjects… and I’m always amazed at how careless some people (and major corporations) are with their digital identities. I recently did a simple, non-scientific study at the local Apple Store. No elite hacking skills are needed (that’s L337 for you H4X0R5). Walk to any computer and pretend to…
An interesting idea reaches me through Advisor Garage.
Today I received my autographed copy of “The World according to Twitter” (TWA2T) by David Pogue and a couple thousand of his Twitter friends. In the tradition of tech geeks everywhere, behold: the unboxing of TWA2T! Here we go: 1. The original package with a dog logo. I had NO IDEA what this was. 2….