Work For Yourself: The Entrepreneur’s Checklist
In March, I left my fairly awesome job working from home as a project manager to pursue entrepreneurship full time. My wife and I were almost done with our Web Technologies program at the local [...]
GoGo In-Flight Wifi For BlackBerry Hack on Delta Airlines (User Agent Hack)
Currently (Until June 30th), Blackberry is sponsoring free in-flight wifi via GoGo on all Delta flights. I found this out when I was boarding my plane last Wednesday after having not flown for a [...]
FIX: Get Skype to Work on 64-Bit Ubuntu 13.04 Raring Ringtail
Problem: I needed to install Skype on a Linux Live USB distro with persistence (so it remembers the settings & saves files) so I could video chat with my fiancée while on a business trip. On [...]
Why Your Small Business Sucks at Social Media
Stanley’s Chargrill diner, centrally located downtown beside the Wal-mart across from the courthouse, makes one of the most fantastic burgers on the planet. Their fries are crispy, their [...]
How to Woo a Blogger: Lessons for Internet Marketers
I’ve been back at blogging for a few weeks now (at the time of this writing) and already I’ve received an offer from a company to do a giveaway contest. I don’t know if my SEO [...]
Getting Started Getting Geeky
If you're here, it's possible that lately you've been feeling a little funny. Maybe a little angry. Perhaps you're just flat out tired of letting technology and other geekery get the best of you. [...]
How to Hack the LaCIE Ethernet 1TB NAS (Rack-Mount Version)
I’ve recently had access to a LaCIE Ethernet 1TB (terabyte) NAS (network attached storage) server similar to the one we use at our work place. These things are great because you don’t [...]
Linux for n00bs Prerequisites
I’m going to be doing a series of posts here over the next um… however long it takes, to introduce interested n00bs (newbies, neophytes) to the world of Linux. If you don’t know [...]
