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Jay Cross
JULY 1, 2013
Back in the push era, I scanned cards and maintained a mailing list. I’m jettisoning six years of business cards. So many people I met once and never saw again. Now that I’m into pull, I figure people will find me if they need me. No reason to bug them with spam.
Jay Cross
FEBRUARY 15, 2012
I was frantically scanning files on jaycross.com and internettime.com, the sites that seems to be generating the error messages. They have a free malware scanning tool at Sucuri.net. My associate Paul Simbeck-Hampson got on the case, feeding me information on malware he found on the net. Needles in haystacks. This was going nowhere.
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Jay Cross
NOVEMBER 29, 2013
Right now your mind is looking to the past for viable solutions or monitoring present resources or scanning the future for new opportunities. Your perspective on time is vital to the way you make decisions and lead your life. You’re shaped by your focus on what’s gone by, what’s here now, or what’s coming next.
Jay Cross
OCTOBER 2, 2009
Today I need to scan a few documents. The replacement, an upgrade to the newer J4580, arrived. It ate paper. Just crumpled pages beyond recognition. I went to Staples and bought 24 lb. The printer started printing properly. My Mac refuses to acknowledge that I have a scanner attached. These are compatible with Snow Leopard.
Jay Cross
JULY 3, 2008
For example, we’d walk through the Informal Learning blog to look at an RSS feed, an internal search engine, scanning the 100 most recent posts, a Creative Commons license, and so on. Time after time in my recent workshops on web-enabled informal learning, I found myself using my own sites as examples of learning technologies.
Jay Cross
FEBRUARY 3, 2013
Brian Dusablon turned me on to a WordPress plug-in that scans your site and calls out slow plug-ins. Do I have to do manual backups? I’ll talk with Apple about this but I am going back to Dropbox. Pokey Plug-ins. Called P3 (Plugin Performance Profiler), it’s free and it works. Quiet , the power of introverts.
Jay Cross
JULY 26, 2008
There's no way to scan for illustrations. If I'm bored, I jump ahead. Kindle doesn't accommodate these functions well. Jumping to major sections requires returning to the top menu. Riffing through the pages isn't an option. In lieu of yellow highlighting, Kindle lets me embed comments. I find this less visceral.
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