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Soonr.com Is Almost Everything I Need

by Jon Griffith April 9, 2010

Soonr.com is an online cloud.  It’s a place where I can store specific files permanently so they are away from my computer.  It works in the background, simply monitoring folders that I specify on my MAC or PC.  When a file is added or changed, the Soonr.com agent which is always running sends that changed [...]

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My Daily Toolbox: Microsoft Outlook

by Jon Griffith March 26, 2009

Quite honestly, this topic could go on for hours, or days, so I may be breaking it up into multiple articles, and as time progresses, I’m certain that a new tool will be discovered, or an old tool will be abandoned. The pursuit of cutting costs has become number one priority these days, and it [...]

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Dipped in Chrome: Impressed As Usual

by Jon Griffith September 2, 2008

Firstly, let me express to you that I am not a developer.  I don’t intend to design any applications for the web, nor do I intend to contribute to the open source movement which has just received a shot in the arm by Google’s new browser: Chrome.  Today is the first day that I’ve had [...]

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Blogging by iPhone

by Jon Griffith July 28, 2008

While impresive in it’s concept it is certainly the most cumbersome way to post articles to the masses. I recently installed the wordpress application on my iPhone and am very impressed with how easy it is to connect to my self-hosted wordpress-based blog. I’m not so impressed with the speed at which the mobile device [...]

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Presenting Your Home: Photos

by Jon Griffith July 14, 2008

80% of all buyers use the internet to shop for a home.  It takes an average of 12 to 18 months for them to actually purchase a home, from the initial thoughts of selling their home to the process of purchasing yours.  Since those people start on the internet, listing your home without photographs would [...]

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