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The Scene of This World Is Changing - Universities
Maybe I'm just old. I don't know.
Elementary education changes over time have been a source of grumbling. And from my perspective, rightly so. The schools seem to have lost focus on what is truly important. Standardized tests frighten school systems.
But
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I Never Heard of This Browser - Have You UC Browser
I was checking Google Analytics concerning my website, Quirkyscience.com, when I spotted a load-speed feature. I clicked on that, and it listed various internet connection software browsers and such. One of them was called UC Browser. Why, I'd never even h
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Spamming the First Initial of Your Name
Well, perhaps you are one of those who use as your email address your first initial and last name. Let's make up one. Say your name is Hermione Svelt. So you go by
HSvelt@howdydoodymail.com
Now spammers are not partial. They spam everyone they can reach.
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Nostalgia? Do You Remember: When LINKS were Always Blue?
When I first heard anything much about computers that was of any real interest to me, it had to do with computer games.
There was this game called ZORK. It was a simple text game. If you're old as the hills, you may have heard of it. I played it and was f
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One Spam/Scam Email Introduction
One of the easiest forms of spam/scam to recognize is an email that begins...
"From the Desk of..."
Simply delete.
This form of English is employed by spammers from smaller English-speaking countries famous for their effort to ensnare those desirous of
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I managed to actually fix my Google Search Page in SeaMonkey simply by FOLLOWING INSTRUCTIONS
I managed to actually Fix my Google Search Page in SeaMonkey simply by FOLLOWING INSTRUCTIONS.
It is a thing I normally do not do. That is, alter CODE in an HTML document in a browser, but since I got the instructions from a tech support guy at Mo
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Inventors Seldom See the Big Picture
I read what should have been a light, interesting if relatively unimportant, article on the invention of the push lawn mower. Fellow writer Anthony Davis provided this link:
Who Made That Lawn Mower?
The article triggered a chain of thoughts in my mind.
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Open Source Code is for those who liike solving HTML problems, but I like it easy. Not getting any easier though.
I had a problem. Still having a problem, with SeaMonkey. It is a browser that most do not even know much about.
I was typing in some lines in a Google search yesterday when suddenly I managed to press some keys by mistake, and suddenly my cursor r
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The Scene of This World Is Changing - Universities
Maybe I'm just old. I don't know.
Elementary education changes over time have been a source of grumbling. And from my perspective, rightly so. The schools seem to have lost focus on what is truly important. Standardized tests frighten school systems.
But
Click here to read more
Inventors Seldom See the Big Picture
I read what should have been a light, interesting if relatively unimportant, article on the invention of the push lawn mower. Fellow writer Anthony Davis provided this link:
Who Made That Lawn Mower?
The article triggered a chain of thoughts in my mind.
Click here to read more
Nostalgia? Do You Remember: When LINKS were Always Blue?
When I first heard anything much about computers that was of any real interest to me, it had to do with computer games.
There was this game called ZORK. It was a simple text game. If you're old as the hills, you may have heard of it. I played it and was f
Click here to read more
Spamming the First Initial of Your Name
Well, perhaps you are one of those who use as your email address your first initial and last name. Let's make up one. Say your name is Hermione Svelt. So you go by
HSvelt@howdydoodymail.com
Now spammers are not partial. They spam everyone they can reach.
Click here to read more
One Spam/Scam Email Introduction
One of the easiest forms of spam/scam to recognize is an email that begins...
"From the Desk of..."
Simply delete.
This form of English is employed by spammers from smaller English-speaking countries famous for their effort to ensnare those desirous of
Click here to read more
I Never Heard of This Browser - Have You UC Browser
I was checking Google Analytics concerning my website, Quirkyscience.com, when I spotted a load-speed feature. I clicked on that, and it listed various internet connection software browsers and such. One of them was called UC Browser. Why, I'd never even h
Click here to read more
I managed to actually fix my Google Search Page in SeaMonkey simply by FOLLOWING INSTRUCTIONS
I managed to actually Fix my Google Search Page in SeaMonkey simply by FOLLOWING INSTRUCTIONS.
It is a thing I normally do not do. That is, alter CODE in an HTML document in a browser, but since I got the instructions from a tech support guy at Mo
Click here to read more
Open Source Code is for those who liike solving HTML problems, but I like it easy. Not getting any easier though.
I had a problem. Still having a problem, with SeaMonkey. It is a browser that most do not even know much about.
I was typing in some lines in a Google search yesterday when suddenly I managed to press some keys by mistake, and suddenly my cursor r
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Do You Receive Offers of Help at Your Internet Site?
I own my own site: Quirkyscience.com. You may own your own site. Do you receive offers to help you improve your site?
Be very slow to buy into it.
One of the best I've received informed me they analyzed my site. They then provided a bullet list of issues
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Having trouble posting articles from PersonaPaper to Facebook?
THEN WORRY NO MORE! It's a bit annoying what's happening with Facebook right now. If our PP articles had a header image it used to be quite straightforward to share our PersonaPaper articles to Facebook but something has changed recently and we can no
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