Debit and Credit Cards
For those who are confused by the options of debit and credit, here is a good article on MSNBC.
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Energion.com Domain Problems
Over the last couple of days we had some problem with the domain record for Energion.com, which I own. Yes, I paid my bill. The name servers changed, though it doesn’t appear to be a highjack. In any case, I expect that domain to be accessible again sometime in the next 24 hours or so….
New Telephone Number
Please note the new telephone number for both Energion Publications and Neufeld Computer Services. It is now 850-525-3916. If you are a current customer who has my cell phone number, that is unchanged. This change is only for the office phone.
McCain and Obama on Tech Issues
I’ve written a great deal about the reasons for my choices in the election this year over on my Threads blog, but I’ve largely viewed technology as a wash. Today Jason Hiner of TechRepublic rates the candidates, though he emphasizes that this is not an endorsement. He lists five critical issues, net neutrality, broadband development,…
Upgraded to WordPress 3.0 Beta
I usually play dangerously with this blog, and keep backups so I can go back if I need to in order to maintain minimum functionality, so I’ve taken the next step and upgraded to WordPress 3.0 Beta. I will be modifying the appearance of the 2010 theme, and moving some of the header information I…
7 Warning Signs of Pseudoscience
This is an older post on TechRepublic that they’re listing as one of the top posts for the year, but it has good material for all of us to watch: 7 Warning Signs of Bogus Science. And as a side note–I’ve found subscribing to TechRepublic newsletters one of the best choices I’ve made in e-mail….
Free Advance Copies of Preserving Democracy
For those who may come here from Twitter, you can get more information on the book at PreservingDemocracy.com, and more information on the free advance copy program from the Energion Publications Blog. In general, if you are a political leader, a writer, a blogger, or a twitterer, and might talk about the book, you are…