| Here's a selection of my published technology articles. Click on the title to see the complete piece. |
| The Humble Yard Sale Gets Trampled |
| An article about ways to sell your stuff on-line. It ain't sexy, but they pay well. |
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- The National
Post, December 1999
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| Music To Your Ears |
| A look at the new mp3 players... just in time for Christmas. |
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- The National
Post, December 1999
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| Everybody Must Get Wired |
| Home networking just got really easy. Now you can do it without adding any more wires |
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- The National
Post, December 1999
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| The Cult of Portability: Power at a Price |
| The creme de la creme of desktop replacement laptops are put through their paces. |
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- The National
Post, August 1999
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| (This story got around. Here's an article that quotes another article that quotes me talking about the Apple G3 PowerBooks.) |
| Video Editing Kits Put You In The Director's Chair |
| A roundup of three new solutions that help you add some pop to those dull home movies. |
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- The National
Post, March 1999
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| Web, warp and woof |
| Everything you ever wanted to know about building your first website, but were too intimidated to ask. |
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- HOUR Magazine,
August 1998
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| Deus Vex Machina |
| Daniel Kohanski's new book "The Philosophical Programmer: Reflections on the moth in the machine" fails to live up to its lofty title. |
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- HOUR Magazine,
August 1998
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| Multifunction Units |
| Slicing and dicing its way into your workplace, the fax machine is wearing a few more hats these days. |
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- Canada Computer Paper,
June 1998
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| Private Matters |
| Most of the data being gathered today is for big business. Big Brother is watching out for you. |
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- HOUR Magazine,
September 1997
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| Home sweet office |
| Heart, hearth and livelihood: Earning a living where you live. |
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- HOUR Magazine,
December 1996
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| Working your advantage |
| Technology is spawning jobs like nobody's business. |
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- HOUR Magazine,
August 1997
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| Rights of passage |
| Think your office e-mail is secure? Think again. |
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- HOUR Magazine,
November 1996
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| They know what I did last summer |
| Internships are offering a way around the Catch-22. |
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- HOUR Magazine,
January 1998
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| Back to the future |
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The renaissance of the workstation. (The return of the networked workstation enjoyed a brief moment in the sun, until the introduction of the sub-$1000 computer made the idea moot. But hey, it "mighta been a contenda.") |
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- HOUR Magazine,
September 1996
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