Mrs. Mecomber's Scrapbook

Got a business, big or small, and need some open source software management materials? Here’s a bug in your ear: Bluenog. Business websites are often much more complex and very much more dynamic than static websites. There is so much going on all the time with such dynamic needs and applications that businesses have to [...]

After being nagged for a few weeks by my Comodo Firewall Security software, I finally decided to update the software for my Windows Vista x64 machine. Oops. Looks like there’s a bug with the Updater… a bug that Comodo REALLY should have fixed, in my opinion. After installing Comodo 3.8.65951.477, my operating system would not [...]

Here’s another example of why any serious blogger– or even the casual blogger who cares for his blog– should consider leaving Blogger and going with one’s own domain and web host service. Google Deletes Blogger Posts Ryan Spaulding: Beginning last summer, I slowly began to notice that several older posts were beginning to disappear. This [...]

Well, the very cool thing about the iPhone is it’s Inter-connectability. I think I would LOVE an iPhone, just for that purpose. (It’s the $300 price tag that makes me reconsider!). How about you? Have you got an iPhone? If so, check out this site for videos: Vuzu. The quality of the videos is much [...]

I’m tinkering lately with various online education and training programs. (This is an increasingly desirable niche, if you are looking for a job, by the way.) My kids and I have been experimenting with online tutoring (I’ll have more on that later), I’ve been delving into online education (such as college-level programs), and now I’ve [...]

I’ve been working all afternoon on sprucing up my blogs for the spring season. WOW. Html/xml coding and blogging can be exhausting! Even though there is no real physical activity involved, I often end my day as exhausted as if I’d been out in the garden weeding, or vacuuming the floors. If ONLY using brain [...]