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How to Find Out When a Page Was Last Updated

How to Find Out When a Page Was Last Updated

Have you ever been curious to find out when a web page was updated? There’s a little trick that you can use to determine the date and time that a specific page was updated. Simply type the following bit of code into your address bar, and then hit “Enter” on your keyboard. If you want to automate this with a bookmark, you can place the code in the address line of a bookmark. Read on for the details.

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Get Your Current eBook Library On Your iBooks Bookshelf with Calibre

Get Your Current eBook Library On Your iBooks Bookshelf with Calibre

One of the most annoying things about eReader apps on the iPhone, iPod Touch, or iPad (that have their own dedicated stores) is their proprietary nature — namely, they generally only read books you have purchased from their respective companies, regardless of the library you already own. This can be a pain, as it leads to both multiple eReader apps on your phone and several books inevitably left twisting in the proverbial wind. You can use Stanza for iPhone to solve this problem, but why not put all of your books on that pretty iBooks bookshelf? As of version 0.7, Calibre lets you do just that!

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How to Navigate a Geek Marriage

Being a tech geek brings its own challenges. One challenge that we face is how to balance our many geek interests with our real world commitments. And one of the most important parts of the real world that we need to manage is our marriage or relationship with our spouse or significant other.

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How to Save Your PS3 Data (and Gigabytes) From the 3.21 Update

How to Save Your PS3 Data (and Gigabytes) From the 3.21 Update

You may remember that the first generation PS3  allowed your system to be partitioned and function as a (limited) Linux computer. In fact, it was a major selling point of the PS3. However, if you haven’t heard, in version 3.21 of the Playstation 3 firmware, released on April 1st (and thought a poor joke by [...]

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20 Things I Learned from Lifehacker (this week…)

20 Things I Learned from Lifehacker (this week…)

It never ceases to amaze me what you can learn online. From the interesting psychology reflected by the average user to the most basic of instructions for the tiniest task that may simply have eluded you, the worldwide web is that bit of tech that just keeps on giving. There are several places you can [...]

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11 Holiday Gift Ideas for the Tech Geek, From $3 to $400

11 Holiday Gift Ideas for the Tech Geek, From $3 to $400

With the holidays just around the corner, the time has come to start scrambling for gift ideas.  If you have a tech geek on your shopping list, you actually have it easier than most shoppers, for there are many gifts out there that will make a tech geek’s eyes light up.  To help you find [...]

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How to Use Twitter Lists

How to Use Twitter Lists

Bobby Travis also author’s the Bluetoque Marketing Tips blog. This post is a first in a Twitter Series cross-venture with 40Tech and is featured on both sites. Earlier this month, Twitter finally launched Twitter Lists, a groups feature that helps you to easily organize and share the people you follow (or are just interested in), [...]

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5 Tips for Staying Healthy in the Computer Age

5 Tips for Staying Healthy in the Computer Age

Well, it’s official, we live in the age of computers. Surprised? Ok, so you’re probably not — but that only serves to illustrate my point. These are the days where people are often attached to their machinery for hours and hours and sometimes days at a time; and because you geeky folks out there reading [...]

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7 Tips for a Smooth Upgrade From XP to Windows 7

7 Tips for a Smooth Upgrade From XP to Windows 7

Due to the crap that was the Vista operating system (at least without 4 GB of ram and a few tricks up your sleeve), many people have skipped the OS altogether and stuck with XP. Many of those same people, however, are excited to try out the much vaunted Windows 7 operating system, due out [...]

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Be a (HTC) Hero — Android-ilize your Windows Mobile Phone with PointSense

Be a (HTC) Hero — Android-ilize your Windows Mobile Phone with PointSense

HTC has been knocking the socks off of the Windows Mobile universe for a while now with increasingly beautiful and functional UI (user interface) designs for their Windows Mobile phones. Now they have done it again with the release of the HTC Hero and the very spiffy Sense UI design. The only problem is, the [...]

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