I’m a Mac user, and proud of it. When I made the switch from Windows in 2004 the biggest challenge that confronted me was what bible study software would I use. For all of my Windows life (from 3.0 to XP) I had used various versions of QuickVerse and it’s associated atlases and dictionaries. Unfortunately [...]
In our Christian walk we sometimes feel isolated and disconnected from God. Sometimes it is just a dry season, a winter in our faith, rather than a spring-time of refreshing. However, many are the times when it is not a season of our life, but a time when we are walking in a wilderness, seemingly [...]
Here is an interesting table highlighting speed performance of browsers IE8, Firefox, Safari, Chrome and Opera. What becomes most interesting is that the weakest performer, IE8 and it’s older siblings, is still the one that most people use. The fastest, Chrome, still has a small share of browser users. So why has IE8 still got [...]
Tomorrow, our new oven arrives, less than three years after our current one was installed. The old one could have been repaired, if the manufacturer, Nobel, didn’t go bust. Unfortunately for the Mercer’s they did and we have shelled out some unexpected cash for a new one. Do you buy European, or “Aussie made”? It [...]
For an old bloke like me, the ever expanding impact of Socialnomics is amazing. Baby Boomers and older Gen Xers may struggle to comprehend the logic behind the rapid growth and influence of Social Media sites/tools. If you would prefer to watch it on YouTube, then you can do so.. Whether you’re in business, a [...]
I was thinking recently that Twitter seems to me a good tool for guys to share their thoughts as it is quick and easy. Facebook status updates come with so much clutter and other info about how people have scored in some game that is meaningless to me. I like Facebook for the status updates, [...]
