Bren posted about this a good while ago, but I get so much use out of it that I figured I'd spread it around again. If you accidentally close a tab you can bring it back from the netherworld by hitting Shift+Cmd+T (on a Mac) or Shift+Ctrl+T (on Windows). This is so ...

My dad runs a Joomla! based website that I have been hosting. Just recently we decided to migrate it to a different web host, so I had to figure out how to move it. I was initially puzzled by how to accomplish this move with the least amount of pain. ...

Mac OS X only -- that I know of, any word to the contrary is welcome. I was doing some Wordpress development this weekend while listening to my team on MLB Gameday Audio. While I attempted to Cmd-Tab to another application I miskeyed and hit Cmd-` (` is right above ...

In the little rant I gave on the baked-in Windows screenshot capabilities the other day I mentioned the simplicity of the baked-in Mac screenshot process. Like Windows there are multiple keystrokes to achieve the various types of screenshots. Cmd-Shift-3 will capture the entire screen. Cmd-Shift-4 then click-n-drag will capture a specific ...

Windows comes with two ways to capture screenshots baked into the software. If you hit PrintScreen it will capture the entire screen to the clipboard. If you hit Alt-PrintScreen it will capture the active application/window to the clipboard. I very rarely use the full screen capture because I'm usually taking ...

I've recently seen various write-ups about Google Notebook, so I decided to take a look at it. I must say I was pretty happy with what I found. I'll give the caveat that this is in no way a perfect product, nor fully featured...yet. There were, however, ...

I'm the tech/operations person for a branch of our organization that has staff in 3 locations. I work out of the "main office," and do a poor job of making it out to the other two locations on a regular basis. Partially because of the location spread, and ...