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I upgraded my laptop to Mac OS X Leopard today. It wasn’t an entirely problem-free upgrade. Among several problems I encountered was that events in iCal were only partly migrated to the new version of iCal. Some of the groups and calendars were there but almost all the event entries were [...]
Many people seem to be under the impression that they need a Google email account in order to use any of the Google services, such as Google Groups. Worse, they believe that they have to abandon the email address that they’ve established for themselves in order to maintain a Google email account. Google [...]
Reading the Reporters Without Borders (RSF) short guide for journalists at the Beijing Olympics was quite sobering. The human rights situation for people in China has only gotten worse with the coming of the Olympics to Beijing. Yesterday, the IOC admitted that it had agreed to censorship [...]
I use rsnapshot for creating incremental backups on my MacBook Pro. I’ve been using it since before Time Machine was introduced for Mac OS X “Leopard.” I’ve had experience with rsync for synchronizing production web servers, so the move to rsnapshot was a natural one for me. In this [...]
Skype is a communication software that is available for Windows, Mac, and other platforms (including cell phones). It can be used for sending IM (instant messenger) text messages, to make voice calls, to make group teleconferences, to video conference, to send files, and to perform other communication and collaboration tasks.
Having embarked on my journey toward an M.A. in Education, I’ve tried to equip myself with as many tools as possible to help in the reading, research, and writing that I’ll be doing over the next two years.
Mac OS X includes the powerful, open-source web server from the Apache Software Foundation. This is the same web server software that powers almost 70% of the world’s public web servers. In general, configuring and running
I own a “vintage” Hewlett-Packard LaserJet 4 printer to which I wanted to print from my RRC-issue Macintosh PowerBook G4 [updated link] laptop. Given the specifics of the given hardware, I had assumed
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Orest Kinasevych is a digital media and publishing technologies instructor and consultant. He currently holds a faculty position at Red River College in Winnipeg, Canada. Orest has worked as a publishing technologies consultant to clients in publishing, pharmaceutical, travel information and financial industries across the U.S., Europe and Asia.Feedback
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