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Guess what i did last night ??
Projet Machette.B.0
Thanks to Sirber for tech help aka "mon doigt & mon oeil" (my finger & my eye)
Preview of a small book I'll make print for me and other freaks friends of mine... if you want it too, tell me.
À suivre... To be continued...
Aka Unconscious Night Hunter.
Concept by Barbie (me).
Help tech aka "mon doigt & mon oeil" (my finger & my eye) by Cinnic
Concept by Barbie (me).
Help tech aka "mon doigt & mon oeil" (my finger & my eye) by Cinnic
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pcmichiana.com - Free Computer Downloads, How-To Video Tutorials and Technology Articles. Free Community Computer Support Forum. Powered by YouTube and a Tech Help Community.
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Day 330: I spent an abnormal amount of time helping people with networking/router questions. My one friend wants to get a new router and my sister-in-law was helping her parents with their router. Even though my router works fine, its old an my be due for an upgrade.
The Pillsbury DoughBoy visits Milne library to advertise new offerings in the Books 'n' Bytes Cafe, and stops for a bit of help along the way.
Here's hoping everyone has a great 2021!
If, however, you work or study at
MIT and you run into any technical, um, glitches, IS&T's Service Desk can help! Reach us 24/7 at ist.mit.edu/help
Captured the moment I make my 4000th post to the TechSoup community forum. Here is my 4000th post, FYI: forums.techsoup.org/cs/community/f/16/t/43142.aspx
I have been associated with TechSoup since the 1990s, when it was called CompuMentor: first I was a client, then the volunteer moderator of the Volunteers & Technology branch of the TechSoup community forum (now folded into the Digital Engagement branch), and frequent volunteer participant in various TS online activities and events. In 2011, I filled temporarily as TechSoup community forum manager - and my temp job lasted 3 years. At the end of April 2014, I went back to being just an ordinary (not so ordinary?) volunteer forum contributor.
TechHelp is down on the right at the end of the hall. Servers are on the left across from TechHelp 2.0.
Have a question about computer/IT stuff? If you're an MIT community member, check out the IS&T Knowledge Base. It's got thousands of frequently asked questions and answers about IT at the 'Tute.
You can access the KB at kb.mit.edu
Captured the moment I make my 4000th post to the TechSoup community forum. Here is my 4000th post, FYI: forums.techsoup.org/cs/community/f/16/t/43142.aspx
I have been associated with TechSoup since the 1990s, when it was called CompuMentor: first I was a client, then the volunteer moderator of the Volunteers & Technology branch of the TechSoup community forum (now folded into the Digital Engagement branch), and frequent volunteer participant in various TS online activities and events. In 2011, I filled temporarily as TechSoup community forum manager - and my temp job lasted 3 years. At the end of April 2014, I went back to being just an ordinary (not so ordinary?) volunteer forum contributor.
March webinar for the MediaEd Club of the Media Education Lab:
Technology companies rarely design with older adults in mind, yet seniors face increasingly high-stakes digital challenges—from navigating confusing interfaces and password resets to identifying AI-generated deepfakes and avoiding sophisticated scams. Join Lucy Gray, an educational technology veteran who now works part-time at a public library supporting older adults with technology, as she shares real stories from the frontlines of senior tech support. Lucy will illuminate how seemingly simple design choices—like full-screen promotional overlays or multi-step authentication processes—can trigger cascading crises for seniors, locking them out of essential accounts and services. More importantly, she'll share practical strategies educators can use to support older family members, friends, and neighbors, while making the case that media literacy education isn't just for students—it's a critical life skill for adults of all ages. This session will challenge us to recognize that the same media literacy competencies we teach our students are desperately needed by the seniors in our communities, and that each of us has the power to bridge this digital divide through patient, informed support.