There is nice and short list of tips on hot to ask questions at LifeHacker. If you are new to the Internet, or if you are old and noone seem to ever answer your questions, go read that little article. If it’s obvious that you haven’t put any elbow grease into researching your question yourself, … Continue reading The art of asking
There is a group writing project “If I had to Start My Blog Again” at ProBlogger.net. If you are just starting with your first steps in the blogosphere, go read at least these posts – they’ll save a lot of time and will provide you with a lot of things to think about. If you … Continue reading If I had to start my blog again
Don’t you just love it when something that you’ve been seriously suspecting, and trying to explain to people, is suddenly mentioned by someone else, together with some statistical data to back it up? Well, I do. As you’ve probably heard by now (a billion times), AOL has recently released a few million records of its … Continue reading You are what you search
We think it’s important to make the distinction between using the word Google to describe using Google to search the internet, and using the word Google to describe searching the internet. After reading this post at Slashdot I have this question: do they mean that there are people out there who use something other than … Continue reading Question about The Real World ™
If you are one of those people ,you know, here are some tips on How to Do Nothing at Work, and Get Away With It What they can’t see: Rearrange your office so that your computer monitor faces away from any windows or doors that your boss may be able to see through. This will … Continue reading Productivity tips. NOT.