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My “Pick” for today is this fantastic Liene M100 4×6” Photo Printer.
Looking for an easy way to print high-quality photos directly from your smartphone or tablet? Well, this is it.
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Today’s POTD features a very colorful early-morning view of England’s iconic St. Mary’s Lighthouse. I hope you like it.
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December’s winner will receive a fantastic GMKtec Mini Desktop Computer.
It’s amazing how much computing power they’re packing into such tiny packages these days. True tower desktop power in a small case that’s about the size of a brick.
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The drawing for this month’s prize will be held on December 31 and the winner will be notified by email. The winner will be selected at random.
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I used either Photoshop or Photoshop Elements as my go-to image editing app for many years, and I’ll admit they are amazingly powerful. But I eventually realized there are two major drawbacks to using them:
1 – As you can see right here, they are expensive.
2 – You can only install one licensed copy on two computers at one time.
There really isn’t anything you can do about #1. Neither edition of Photoshop is cheap, and that’s just the way it is. [Read more…]
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Question from Sean: My wife and I both connect our computers to the Internet via Wi-Fi. We rented out a spare bedroom to a college student a while back, and while we were on vacation our router died.
Not wanting to have to do without Wi-Fi until we got back, our renter purchased this router and installed it.
When we got back from our trip she gave us the password she had put on the new router’s wireless network and we used it to log on to the network with our Windows PCs.
When our renter left she told us we could keep the router, and we were very grateful. The problem is we lost the paper with the Wi-Fi password on it.
Now, our problem: My wife had to have the hard drive in her laptop replaced and when they reinstalled Windows it wiped out her password. Do you know of any way to retrieve the Wi-Fi password from the router so she can sign back on to the network? [Read more…]
The Overlooked Role of Credit in Hiring
When people think about job applications, they usually prepare resumes, references, and interview answers. What many don’t realize is that some employers may also look at credit reports before making hiring decisions.
It might seem unrelated — after all, what does paying bills on time have to do with professional skills? But for employers, your credit history can tell a deeper story about responsibility, reliability, and decision-making. [Read more…]