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Category Archives: Technology
Accordance updates
In Boston this morning, at the 2025 conference of the American Academy of Religion, I met with the friendly people from Accordance. It was great to see Roy Brown again, the inventor of Accordance in the 1990s. I remember when … Continue reading
Goodbye Dropbox my old friend
After many years of relying upon Dropbox as my go-to cloud solution, I’m saying good-bye due to an issue arising from intractable mis-set file permissions. After five hours on the phone with an Apple Support supervisor named James, he determined … Continue reading
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Don’t allow evil-mail to steal productivity
Yesterday my university Exchange account delivered no email, and a sense of unexpected, pervasive peace descended upon my office. I was strangely productive. Today Exchange is back to normal, so I’m playing catch-up, as seems often to be the case. … Continue reading
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MobileMe alternatives
Transitions Change is a fact of life, and when anything is in the hands of Steve Jobs, change will happen sooner rather than later. His passionate desire to toss the old out the window, in the belief that death is … Continue reading
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Ebooks
The New Yorker, May 7, 2012 Why ebooks? Most publishers now offer ebooks as an option for many of their titles. Amazon and other retailers report that ebook sales have already surpassed the sales of hardcover books and of paperback … Continue reading
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Buying and setting up a new Mac
From time to time I am asked to recommend or set up new Macs for family and friends. If asked what Mac to buy, I recommend an iMac if it’s going to be used for video editing, as a TV, … Continue reading
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