Last December I got a PM from a fellow forum member that this website, listed in my sig, was marked as an Attack Site by Norton. Oh, joy. I get little enough readership as it is. He gave me a list of malware my site was supposed to have, complete URL’s. Needless to say they … Continue reading
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Car Tool Set
The Car Tool Set What should be kept in a car tool set? After repeating the same answers on various car forums, I decided to blog it. Reading this topic implies one assumption- you’re willing to have a go at fixing things before calling the tow truck. If you are mechanically clueless and plan to … Continue reading
Radio Shack Goes Bankrupt
Radio Shack is going bankrupt, and the Internet has erupted in waves of nostalgia and false nostalgia. Why not? It’s my turn. As the orphan son of an Engineer, I had an early love of electronics. I made circuits the hard way at first, with a soldering iron, loose wires and a brown breadboard. My … Continue reading
Fixing Firefox 29 Tabs On Top without an add-on
So Mozilla, the organization that prides itself on openness and freedom of thought and being different, pulls a bonehead group-think move. No, not firing its CEO for daring to have his own political opinions. Finally implementing its threat to look just like every other browser out there, and move tabs from the bottom to the … Continue reading
Google tightens the Google+ noose
From what I observe myself and other’s using, Google’s killer web apps are (in no particular order) GMail, Youtube, Maps and of course Search. Other projects have been hit and miss and many have been shut down from lack of interest, like their CSS reader. Some do OK but are heavily competed, like Google Drive … Continue reading
Stay Alert
So I’m going to work late today (two hour school snow delay) and hit a backup at the usual spot, only it’s not the usual slowdown. It’s a dead stop. So I bail off of an exit and explore (hey I’m two hours late anyway). My first attempt at free navigation leads to a half … Continue reading
Android transfer SIM and Phone Contacts to GMail Contacts
Problem: Move SIM-only and Phone-only contacts from deactivated Android phone into GMail account, where it will automatically sync onto new phone… using nothing but ‘Net. Solution: Here’s what I did. (This assumed a deactivated, but not wiped phone with good working WiFi.) 0. Get deactivated phone on WiFi, since otherwise it got no data. Applications->Contacts->Menu->More-> … Continue reading
Protected: On Cult Recovery, Part V – Living in Recovery
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Protected: On Cult Recovery, Part I – Transitions
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Protected: On Cult Recovery, Part III – The Aware Victim
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