When you lose your temper you can end up wishing you’d said something else. Continue Reading
When you lose your temper you can end up wishing you’d said something else. Continue Reading
James is 13 years old. I didn’t realise he was born with a colour defect until he was around 3 years old. On the way to preschool we used to do play games like, what number is on that front door, what colour is that car etc. James was always good at maths (unlike me!),… Continue Reading
One of my favourite gadgets this year has been my Kindle Paperwhite. I’ve wanted to share how It’s changed my reading habits for a long time and hearing about a client’s experience with them in a local Junior school has prompted me to finally get around to writing this post. Continue Reading
Just been told about this offer by my friends at Ebuyer.com… A 240GB Kingston SSD for £52.99 instead of £65.96 Thursday 15th October 2015 only I love Solid State Drives (SSDs) – they make new PCs amazing and tired older PCs great again. Anyway, here’s how to get the offer… 1) Pop along to Ebuyer.com… Continue Reading
Or “What to do when your Windows 10 upgrade results in your Google Drive folder missing” Continue Reading
About 3 months ago I wrote about how to remove google+ contact birthdays from your calendar and then, about a month and a half later had to sadly report that the fix was no longer working. But it looks like this time I can report some good news! Continue Reading
It’s bad enough I have to have people in Google+ circles, why do I have to have their bloomin’ birthdays in my Google Calendar? This isn’t Facebook you know! Continue Reading
Somebody in New Zealand tried to use my Facebook account today. Thanks to my Facebook security settings they failed. Continue Reading
Reading a blog featuring a post about another blog (and now writing one about it) is pretty standard fare for this geek nowadays – it’s all about content and social now, my friends. However, today was a pleasant change as one particular blog set the old memory lane / flashback sequence going. Continue Reading
PayPal is probably the easiest, safe way to transfer money or make payments online. But sometimes the simple things, like changing your email address, are not as obvious as they should be. Continue Reading