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Web
13 articles
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Two common Microsoft 365 tasks: enabling users to change their own password (it's off by default) and moving an email account to a new laptop.
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A 5 to 10 year old computer that feels slow can usually be brought back to life for under $110 in parts — if you know which upgrades actually matter and which machines can't be upgraded at all.
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Part 1 of a three-part series on backing up family photos and the three common setups that feel safe but aren't.
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Scam sites in 2026 look better than ever. Here's what I actually check before typing a credit card into a website I don't already know and trust.
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I wrote FlowPro in 1997 as a Visual Basic port of a Fortran open-channel-flow program. This week I asked Claude to convert it into a web app.
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Ten real security findings from an AI-run audit of my own apps — high, medium, and low severity, and how each one got fixed.
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Vibe coding drops the barrier to building software. But the difficulty doesn't ramp up gently — and the gap between "looks like it works" and "actually works" can be huge.
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Quick Response Codes – QR codes for short – can be linked to web pages. Here’s how to create one that links to your…
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Question: I have a lot of books on my Kindle, but sometimes I’d like to read them on my laptop instead of on my Kindle. Is there a…
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Back in December 2008, Mother Nature dumped a few inches of snow on Oregon and the kids and I built an igloo. Here's the video — and the modernized how-to for sharing YouTube videos on Facebook.
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Question: How do I choose a web hosting provider, and which ones do you recommend?“ There are literally dozens of web hosting…
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I’m often asked how to set up a website, either for personal use or for a new business. Fortunately, it’s easy and very…
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Question: I have an idea for a new website, but how do I get the web site name, and how much will it cost? Question: I have an idea for a…