Since Kai Man Won, and Lok Cheung from DigitalRev, one of my favorite photography and social media websites (click here to read my previous review of their site.) both took the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge. I decided that I too would take part … Continue reading →
Brent’s World Quickie: How to register with Brent’s World Have you found several interesting articles on Brent’s World? Do you want to be notified when a new article is posted? If the answer is Yes! Then all you have to … Continue reading →
A Brent’s World Quickie: Baked Halibut With a Creamy Dill Sauce Here is a great recipe for a romantic dinner for 2 or entertaining company. Ingrediants 2 or 4 (8 ounce) halibut Steaks ½ inch thick … Continue reading →
A Brent’s World Quickie: Single Spaced Documents in Microsoft Word 2013 By Default. Do you use Microsoft Word 2013? Are you annoyed by the fact that the default document style double spaces your documents? Like this? Here is a quick … Continue reading →
A Woman, A Gun, And A Noodle Shop This weekend we sat down and watched A Woman, A Gun, And A Noodle Shop which I had bought a while ago on Amazon but for some reason just kept putting off … Continue reading →
Apple Announces The End Of Aperture, And I’m Worried. I have been using and promoting the use of Aperture since purchasing my first digital camera in 2007, looking back its hard to believe that is over 7 years ago. My … Continue reading →
And Now For Something Different: Website review – DigitalRev If you have been following my blog, you have realized that I try to follow a format as to the type of articles that I am writing. I have been … Continue reading →
Securing root access by configuring SUDO In previous blog posts, we have enabled and used the root account to make changes to important *nix configuration files to tweak the system to perform in a manner more to our liking. For … Continue reading →
iPad Game Review: Pinball Dreams Many of you know, that there are 2 computers that will always hold a special place in my heart. One is the Commodore 64, and the Commodore Amiga line of computers. The Commodore 64 … Continue reading →
Suppressing Autmount of Windows Volumes in OS X Well I did promise to post another article, once I figured out how to suppress the auto mounting of unwanted volumes using /fstab (In this case, my Windows volumes.). I could not … Continue reading →