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For over 8 months I have been working on a Mac Pro now. Let me share some of my experience with the you.
First I ran the beast with Windows XP on it. And this machine is a beast! It’s quad core server type processors are fast and the box in itself is put together in a way that it deserves the “Pro” for professional in its name. After realizing that memory under Windows XP was limited to 2 GB for some reason and we could not get it to even accept 3 GB of the 6 that it was con... Read Full Story
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For over 8 months I have been working on a Mac Pro now. Let me share some of my experience with the you.
First I ran the beast with Windows XP on it. And this machine is a beast! It’s quad core server type processors are fast and the box in itself is put together in a way that it deserves the “Pro” for professional in its name. After realizing that memory under Windows XP was limited to 2 GB for some reason and we could not get it to even accept 3 GB of the 6 that it was con... Read Full Story
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Today, I re-checked to see if the BBBOnline website is still unsecured.
The good news is, the expired SSL Certificate is gone. Instead the online form which asks all kind of confidential business and personal information is completely unsecured (http:// instead of https://).
Apparently they BBB is not willing to invest $50-$200 in a SSL Certificate to secure my data I submit to them. Way to go Better Business Bureau!
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Today, I re-checked to see if the BBBOnline website is still unsecured.
The good news is, the expired SSL Certificate is gone. Instead the online form which asks all kind of confidential business and personal information is completely unsecured (http:// instead of https://).
Apparently they BBB is not willing to invest $50-$200 in a SSL Certificate to secure my data I submit to them. Way to go Better Business Bureau!
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My trust in the Better Business Bureau® just got shattered. I always thought of it as a useful and trustworthy institution. Here is why I don’t think of them highly anymore.
I was researching good practices in privacy policies for websites and came across a terrific page by BBBOnline.org How to craft your privacy policy. It is really well written and I found it very helpful. So I decided to learn more about their BBBOnline Seal program. So far so good.
It hit me in the face, when I... Read Full Story
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My trust in the Better Business Bureau® just got shattered. I always thought of it as a useful and trustworthy institution. Here is why I don’t think of them highly anymore.
I was researching good practices in privacy policies for websites and came across a terrific page by BBBOnline.org How to craft your privacy policy. It is really well written and I found it very helpful. So I decided to learn more about their BBBOnline Seal program. So far so good.
It hit me in the face, when I... Read Full Story
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This week, Ingots, a group dedicated to teach IT skills based on open source, has published “Introduction to OpenOffice.org for Windows and Linux” (Use “Login as a guest”, to view the material).
I like the concept and the content of the course. However, I’m curious how it compares to the innovative approach of “Plan-B for OpenOffice.org. What is your opinion?
Do you prefer a traditional course offering like the one from Ingot or do you prefer the video bas... Read Full Story
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This week, Ingots, a group dedicated to teach IT skills based on open source, has published “Introduction to OpenOffice.org for Windows and Linux” (Use “Login as a guest”, to view the material).
I like the concept and the content of the course. However, I’m curious how it compares to the innovative approach of “Plan-B for OpenOffice.org. What is your opinion?
Do you prefer a traditional course offering like the one from Ingot or do you prefer the video bas... Read Full Story
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OpenOffice.org Release 2.4 is now available for free download.
Curious about what changed?
Release 2.4 has improved
Ease of use for setting languages for selected text in multi language documents
The chart module with
improved label formatting and positioning,
regression charts,
and inverted axis
The presentation application (Impress) has added
3d slide transitions
Pictures as slide background
The spreadsheet application (Calc) has added
Splitting text into separate columns
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From: blog.conficio.com
OpenOffice.org Release 2.4 is now available for free download.
Curious about what changed?
Release 2.4 has improved
Ease of use for setting languages for selected text in multi language documents
The chart module with
improved label formatting and positioning,
regression charts,
and inverted axis
The presentation application (Impress) has added
3d slide transitions
Pictures as slide background
The spreadsheet application (Calc) has added
Splitting text into separate columns
Start fo... Read Full Story
