Monthly Archives: July 2009

Fun with panoramas

More of my panoramas here. Doing full justice to a beautiful scene or the interior of a building is often quite difficult with normal cameras because their relatively narrow field of view make it impossible to fit everything in at … Continue reading

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Social networking on the Internet

I have been on the Internet for a long time and have used it time out of number as source of information and entertainment. I never quite got the social networking aspect of it until fairly recently. The light began … Continue reading

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Milking the cash cow

Operating systems have traditionally been a cash cow for software companies because no computer can do without one. They tie together computer hardware and software, taking care of printing, ensuring that files are stored correctly, that they are accessible when … Continue reading

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Gearing up with e-mail

E-mail has become one of the most vital communications tools that most of us use every day. For this reason, e-mail has featured often in these columns, and today I’m going to return to the subject to discuss my ongoing … Continue reading

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