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Fire Your Tech Guy in 15 minutes a day. episodes
- Fire Your Tech Guy.22 - How to Mentally react to a computer crashSteps one, two and three that you should do when your computer crashes.Topic suggestions are suggested via the suggestion box at [email protected]. Suggest away, creative people.9 min
- Fire Your Tech Guy.21 - Video Tools, STAMPot, PageOT, Videocue, Wirecast, CamtasiaToday we talk about video tools. Listen and learn.Topic suggestions are suggested via the suggestion box at [email protected] . Suggest away, creative people.Ps. some words seem to have dropped out, so we'll see if we can't iron that out.17 min
- Fire Your Tech Guy.20 - Poor Man's Microsoft Exchange - Zimbra.comToday we talk about www.Zimbra.com , a cross-platform email collaboration server that is now able to compete with Microsoft Exchange. In the past, Mac and Linux users could not truly join the Exchange world.Those days are over, and Zimbra is a compelling solution.Give a listen.Topic suggestions are suggested via the suggestion box at [email protected] . Suggest away, creative people.16 min
- Fire Your Tech Guy.19b - Recap of Gmail as backup - Airport Extreme - Express for homeToday we talk about some of our older episodes, take some feedback to heart, and talk about ways to use the Airport Extreme and Airport Express to easily build the "Poor Man's home audio system"http://www.apple.com/airportexpress/unwireyourlivingroom.htmlwww.AlamedaMac.comWe are currently taking topics for big episode #20.Topic suggestions are suggested via the suggestion box at [email protected] . Suggest away, creative people.16 min
- Fire Your Tech Guy.18 - ImageStation.com - Cross platform Photo sharing for iPhoto and PicasaToday we talk about www.ImageStation.com from Sony. We mention iPhoto on the Mac, and Picasa on the PC.Good tip to fire your tech guy.Full info on the www.bdogd.com blog.Topic suggestions are suggested via the suggestion box at [email protected] . Suggest away, creative people.9 min
- Fire Your Tech Guy.17 - Opposite Day - Tale of a VacuumOpposite Day on the Podcast. Learn more about how to make good decisions.Topic suggestions are suggested via the suggestion box at [email protected] .Suggest away, creative people.7 min
- Fire Your Tech Guy.16 - Bloodsport - Wordpress.com vs. Blogger.comWe talk about, compare and contrast wordpress vs. blogger.com, in five paragraph expository format. (Thanks English Class)Why to pick one or the other.www.wordpress.comwww.blogger.comTopic suggestions are suggested via the suggestion box [email protected] . Suggest away, creative people.14 min
- Fire Your Tech Guy.15 - Hamachi, the best free-est VPN replacement out thereMobile again, thanks to soundrec.prc, Toyota FJ Cruiser and Treo 650.Love your www.Hamachi.ccTopic suggestions are suggested via the suggestion box at [email protected] . Suggest away, creative people.9 min
- Fire Your Tech Guy.14 - Mobile Podcast. Topic varies, and each is SCINTILLATINGWe use our FJ Cruiser as a podcast vehicle. Treo 650 and SoundRec pitched in.We talk about www.bdogd.com our new blog site, which should include show notes, and further information. We also talk about how you can be a better computer user, and flog our online store a bit, www.alamedamac.com (see? like that)Free cookies and gmail accounts are also offered.Topic suggestions are suggested via the suggestion box at [email protected]. Suggest away, creative people.19 min
- Fire Your Tech Guy.13 - Hit Piece on Norton Internet Security 2006Podcast 13, July 15, 2006.This is a hit piece on the Norton Internet Security 2006 product from Symantec. Listen to the podcast to find out why.Suggestions for other products that don't work well, are requested.Topic suggestions are suggested via the suggestion box at [email protected]. Suggest away, creative people.12 min
About Fire Your Tech Guy in 15 minutes a day.
From the publisher's feed
Fire Your Tech Guy is written by the founder and main consultant at a Bay Area technical consulting firm. Most of his clients are running either Mac or PC, and are more interested in the success of their business than the success of their computer systems.
Some people hire help to do this for them; others wing it and do it themselves or make someone do it internally.
We are here for both of you. The savvy business owner needs some help, and we shall help.
Topic suggestions are suggested via the suggestion box at [email protected]. Suggest away, creative people.