When I was going into high-school back in 1990 a graphing calculator was an advanced piece of technology. Some of my friends managed to program small games into it, and the ability to produce graphs in something “so small” was impressive. The calculator that I…
Why Are There Still Graphing Calculators?
One of the things that I really thought would be replaced by the time my own kids got into high school were Graphing Calculators. In the age of Smart Phones, Tablets, and laptops, Graphing Calculators should have gone the way of the Dodo, right? NOPE!…
Google Chrome Crashes Because of iChrome Browser Plugin
Since upgrading to Windows 10 my Google Chrome was constantly crashing about half the time I would open a new browser tab or window. Through a lot of trial and error with the various plugins I have loaded in Chrome I have found that as…
Easily and Quickly Resize Images in Windows
When I want to quickly email or upload images in Windows I would rather not have to load a full software package. The easiest way that I have found resize images in Windows is Image Resizer for Windows. You really can’t get any easier than…
How to Share Your Keyboard and Mouse Between Windows, Linux, and Mac Computers
When I was recently listening to the No Agenda Show (the best podcast in the universe), Adam Curry shared about how he shares his keyboard and mouse seamlessly between multiple computers. He uses an open source project called Synergy, and it’s absolutely brilliant! After installing…
Best Alternative for Google Reader – Feedly
After spending the better part of my morning trying to find a web-based alternative for Google Reader I have finally settled on Feedly. Feedly is available for use on the web as well as on tablet devices. If you get in before Google Reader shuts…