Is Google Going South?
Google is surveying new strategies on where and how it will employ engineers and operators. Will your choice in pets help you land a spot on the Google payroll?
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Beware what you Digg, it could come back to haunt you
A new survey from ExecuNet says that 35 percent of job recruiters said they dropped a job candidate because of information uncovered online.
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Apple celebrates 1 year of podcasting on iTunes
Here is how Digg told the story today. It seems like iTunes podcasting ahs been around for much longer than a year. See my Podcast HERE.
“To celebrate the 1 year anniversary of podcasting on iTunes, Apple has created a special celebratory page which lists some of the bigger and better podcasts out there. Of course Diggnation is there, check it out…”
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Jesus Loves Web 2.0: eBible
Search any of a number of versions of the Bible with eBible by keyword .eBible pulls additional information relevant to your query from a library of Bible reference sites, such as dictionaries, topicals, encyclopedias, handbooks, etc. (currently in private beta).
I hope to have an account on eBbile soon so that I can provide opinions on this new tool. Currently you must get an invite from someone who is already a member of eBible.com much the same way Gmail accounts were a couple of years ago.
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Computer Support – How to Handle Your Self-Proclaimed Guru
The Guru was handling things just fine before all the system changes came through. Now somebody else is calling the shots, making changes on HIS computers, messing around with HIS settings, modifying HIS configurations, and basically getting rid of the system HE worked so hard to put together.
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School filters vs. home proxies
A teenager at a Pennsylvania school gets caught handing out business cards with instructions on how to circumvent his school’s Web filter.
But instead of throwing the school discipline book at him, administrators offer a choice: They’ll give him a break if he lets the school’s tech people know how he beat the system.
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