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Daily Archives: December 14, 2011
When in trouble, upgrade
When in trouble, upgrade. That’s what I did the other day, when I found my Corel VideoStudio X2 (v12), wouldn’t play any videos. It was podcast edit day, and I was on a deadline. I know this is the worst … Continue reading
Propose this to your boss
I’ve written a few times about the ways in which you could find interesting projects at work and potentially learn a few new skills while improving the ways your company uses technology. More and more companies are willing to allow side projects … Continue reading
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