Technologist. Minimalist. ISFJ. From Bellingham, Washington.
on this episode: open a private or incognito window for one-off web logins or searches.
on this episode: use your mobile phone’s camera app to let the zoom do the work for you with hard-to-read type.
on this episode: remove the shattered glasses you view customer support with and see things with a different lens.
on this episode: has connecting online gotten to a place of overlap with other areas of your life?
on this episode: stop torturing yourself with the default pdf reader for windows 10.
on this episode: by removing four folders from your Mac desktop you can free up a lot of space on your desktop.
on this episode: take… these scattered coins… and learn to fly again… online, that is.
on this episode: when I take over the world, I’m requiring something for all employees at work.
on this episode: eliminate the unnecessary, one app at a time.
On this episode: I share one of my shortcomings and struggles in my relationship with technology. #TransparentTech
on this episode: configure your iOS airdrop setting to prevent… unexpected file transfers.
on this episode: if you lose your Android phone, type three words in a google search.
on this episode: inbox management improvements (?) coming soon to a gmail near you…
on this episode: all your gmail fun in one screen brought to you by one little switch flipped in settings.
on this episode: mission control, this is desktop user, we need more space.
on this episode: take a huge step toward protecting your online life by installing a piece of software on your computer or mobile device.
on this episode: doesn’t matter if it’s two years or four months ago, I still struggle with the pursuit of knowledge. this is an excerpt from one of my newsletters written in february 2018.
on this episode: gaze in wonder at the amount of information sent from your windows 10 computer ::by default:: to other companies. respond accordingly.
on this episode: a quick keyboard shortcut instantly makes your Mac desktop more secure.
on this episode: you make the effort and do the work because it’s non-negotiable.
on this episode: $5 gets you an interruption-free experience on your iPhone safari app.
on this episode: a free extension for Chrome and add-on for Firefox that can dramatically increase your Youtube watching experience.
On this episode: I talk about that lurking presence that won’t leave me alone.
on this episode: backup your phone, leave the worries of lost photos and videos behind.
On this episode: a look at what I’m working on around the Internet: The Bellingham Podcast. Quiet Conversations. 100 Tech Tips. Thank you for listening! I really do appreciate you choosing to subscribe. #Cheers CP
on this episode - set an example for others with the emails you send.
on this episode: let your password manager do the heavy lifting when it comes to managing your unique, complicated passwords.
on this episode: four simple words, as shown in an xkcd comic, can significantly improve your online security.
on this episode: who are they, anyway?
on this episode: two keyboard shortcuts to bring back what thou hath deleted.
on this episode: five suggestions to be conscientious of others when using your phone in public.
TL;DR - Battle the meeting monster with book-ended mini-appointments to make it through the workday.
TL;DR - Back up your files the professional nerd way.
TL;DR - You’re rolling the dice by keeping files in your computer’s desktop.
TL;DR - Sometimes people aren’t being mean to us on purpose.
TL;DR - one keyboard with three bluetooth inputs. #ConsolidationTech
TL;DR - Re: email attachments and web links… check yourself before you wreck yourself.
TL;DR - there’s a quicker way to access Google Street View to see where you’re headed.
TL;DR - give your phone amnesia before embarking on your vacation
TL;DR - use quick keyboard combinations to help view small text on your screen.
TL;DR - secure your desktop quickly when you are AFK.
TL;DR - if you use Windows, ninite.com is the technology ace up your sleeve.
TL;DR - Tech basics can be very, very valuable.
TL;DR - Why are you using simple responses to your online security questions?
TL;DR - Use a guest-level account for your day-to-day desktop computing tasks. #SecureTech
TL;DR - keep only what is essential on your phone or tablet. Delete the rest.
TL;DR: assume you’re writing to everyone leverage the BCC: field check yourself before you wreck yourself mnmltek.micro.blog
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