Have you ever wondered what the shutter count of your digital camera is? Well now you can find out with My Shutter Count.
It’s very easy to use too! Just click the Browse button, and select a photo on your computer that you shot with your digital camera, and then click open.… Continue reading
It’s that time of year again! It’s time for you all to spend time making snowflakes with me at Snow Days! I feel like this has become our winter tradition!
Once on their site, click Create Your Own Snowflake.
Use your mouse to make cuts on the paper with… Continue reading
A lot of us use Gmail as our main email provider. I do, and as a result my inbox is full to overflowing. It makes it difficult to just “skim” through my inbox to find certain messages.
Sure, there’s a search feature up at the top, but what if I need to get more specific?
Like really specific?
Well… Continue reading
Okay, so you’ve mastered the basics that the other snowflake site had to offer, and now you want to make more advanced snowflakes, but you’re not sure where to start! That’s where this site comes in!
All you have to do is print out these patterns, fold them the way you would if you… Continue reading
Paper Snowflakes – Free Instructions
I spent my Saturday making snowflakes out of paper to decorate the office I work in at school. We had to Google instructions because we couldn’t remember how to get started.
After finding a site that had clear instructions and even a video tutorial to help you visualize further what the diagrams show… Continue reading
How to Setup Email Reminders And Follow Up on Earlier Email
Do you forget to follow up on emails because it’s becoming impossible to remember each and every message thread that hits your inbox every day? Are you looking for a simple solution which will let you set up email reminders in your Gmail account?
Well, here is a very nifty online service called… Continue reading
I just started up my own YouTube account a couple weeks ago – I even uploaded a couple videos of my dog, to make it official. Still, my channel is a little bland, so now would be a good time to do some customizing!
Here’s a quick how to:
Log in to YouTube, then click on your user name in the upper… Continue reading
Do you have multiple social networks that you try to keep updated? Wouldn’t it be nice to able to update them all at once? Well now you can with Ping.
You’ll have to register to be able to use it, but it’s free! So just fill out the registration form with an e-mail address and password and then click… Continue reading
IPv6 is going to be the next big thing and there is a countdown on the number of days IPv4 is going to last. Some number it at around 150 days and that is quite scary. IPv4 has a much smaller network load and the end of IPv4 will result in a slowdown of the existing infrastructure of Internet for a few days initially. Not only this, the existing Internet… Continue reading
By now, many of you know about Firefox personas (also called Themes), which allow you to add a little spice to your browser window. This tip shows you how to manage them. Continue reading
After stumbling across this site in a search of a recipe, I knew I had to share it with you! I think this site is just adorable!
It’s free to become a member. Membership offers you the privilege of rating, sharing, and viewing recipes, as well as, a virtual recipe box, and hundreds of coupons… Continue reading
As a college student, I often don’t have more than two nickels to rub together, so the idea of finding ways to save money, invest money, or just make things cost less without sacrificing a whole lot really appeals to me. And I thought considering the economic downturn, it might appeal to a whole… Continue reading
There may be situations when you want to send the same email message to multiple people at once. Sending the same message to a handful of contacts is easy, just separate all the email addresses with a comma in the To: box. Gmail users can get this done in a few seconds without having to remember the email address of the recipients. Just type the first few letters of the… Continue reading
If you’re anything like me, you have quite a few files you’ve downloaded via Firefox. How do I know this? Well, on my computer all I have to do is open up Firefox and click Tools>Downloads and this window pops up.
It looks pretty cluttered – and in need of a good clear-out, but I’d still like
I got here in a roundabout way; I was looking for interesting ways to braid embroidery thread because I was making a cord for a headband I’d made. I ended up here, looking at the free friendship bracelet tutorial. Then, I saw all the other ideas and knew I had to share it with you!… Continue reading
SkyDrive is a cloud storage service from Microsoft that offers 25GB storage space for free. Those who are already familiar with Gladinet can skip this part, but for those who aren’t, let me introduce you to the service. I have already covered Dropbox which offers free 2GB cloud storage but comes with a syncing app that automatically synchronizes your cloud files with those… Continue reading
I was looking for some information about my Shih Tzu, Dulcie so I thought I’d head right to AKC and see what they had to read on her breed. And let me tell you, they did not let me down!
If you go to Breeds, and then select the dog’s breed you are whisked off… Continue reading
Last.FM is in some opinions the ultimate free music website. It is free online music, you can customize with your favorite artist and songs. You have the ability to listen to all sorts of music, both new and old. Essentially no matter your age or your taste, this free online site has what you are looking for. In today’s world it can be quite frustrating to find good new music… Continue reading
Welcome to a website that has a fantastic selection of things to check out! This site is so intense that originally I thought I’d write up certain categories individually, then I realized that in one visit I had managed to click into just about every section to see what was there, so I’m bringing it to you all as one… Continue reading
You know, the more I use Microsoft’s Bing search engine, the more I’m impressed with it. Just the other day, I was messing around with the Maps feature and I stumbled across the Map Apps section. Here, I found apps for a food cart finder, parking finder, local events, roadside attractions and even an app to find urban graffiti installations.
Imagine the
I’ve been finding a lot of great recipe sites, then it dawned on me – what if not everyone is a carnivore? If you prefer veggies instead, this recipe site is for you!
The Veggie Table brings you delicious vegetarian recipes that you can use whether you abstain from meat or not. I can’t wait… Continue reading
Mike from San Francisco, California writes:
I use Firefox as my main browser. Lately it’s been crashing and says it’s because of an Adobe flash plug in. Can I fix this?
Hi, Mike! I’m glad you wrote, because I have heard that a lot of people have experiences this problem, and it’s easily fixed in one of two ways. Before we fix this… Continue reading
The Decameron is a text that has well and truly influenced all sorts of literature. I’m going recommend you head right to The Project section and then click About the Project, not only will it fill you in on what happens in The Decameron, who wrote it, why it is important, it… Continue reading
If you have a YouTube account and a slow internet connection, you can make adjustments for easier viewing. Learn how here. Continue reading
