My youngest has been notified he will receive his first debit card on his next birthday.
Good news: He is becoming a fully fledged digital citizen.
Bad news: He is becoming a fully fledged digital citizen.
Blogging from Evernote
As I was looking to rekindle my blog at wordpress.com, I came across blogging from Evernote.
This is a post from Evernote – let's see what it does!
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Aging gracefully
not just prolong life but to prolong productive and fit life, so that people can continue to work and live in a non-geriatric state.
On the issue of prolonging life, my current aim is not to actually live longer (it will do this anyway), but healthier.
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Auto posting to Google+
So far WordPress seems to be the only software allowed to have access to auto post on a personal Google+ stream, not just pages.
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How to delete and unsubscribe your Audiko ringtones account
Dear Customer,
Thank you for contacting Audiko Customer Support.
To remove your account please follow the link below (you should be logged in):
http://audiko.net/user/change-password
Please note* Once you delete your account – all of your ringtones will be removed
We’re sorry for any inconvenience.
If the reason of your account removal is because of some service problems (hopefully, not).
Be sure to let us know the reason. We will do our best to fix the issues.
Best Regards,
Audiko Support Team.
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Girl scientists
New Google+ integration
Raspberry Pi, Python and I2C (Part 1)
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Good event next week – MADE: The Entrepreneur Festival in Sheffield
Finally found Mountain Lion OSX 10.8 drivers for Planex UE-1000T-G2
Apple Mac OS X 10.4 to 10.8 Driver for x86 and Power PC
via ASIX Electronics Corporation drivers for AX88178.
Ever since I upgraded to Mountain Lion (10.8) back in July, my USB Gigabit Ethernet dongle broke. Not only it won’t connect to the network, it also causes restarts of my MacBook. Going to the vendor’s website (Planex) didn’t reveal new drivers.
I’ve considered restoring my machine to Lion, however I thought of searching for the model name or the chipset instead.
Turns out the chipset is generic enough to be used by other brands as well, which was more helpful in leading to the chipset manufacturer (Asix). The download link above solved the problem.
Crisis over.
Perry Ismangil 