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ABC7 News compared “healthy” (and more expensive) Campbell’s tomato soup with their regular offering and discovered some very misleading health claims. It’s a good reminder to read food label fine print to make sure you get what you pay for. More »
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In light of all the natural disasters wreaking havoc across the globe, I’ve realised I should take a home inventory to document everything I own for insurance purposes. What’s the best way to do this? More »
Windows: If you’ve got more than one monitor, you’ve probably tried fullscreening a Flash video on one monitor while working in another. The problem: Flash exits fullscreen as soon as you click on something. FlashHacker fixes this problem. More »
If you’re trying to cut back on or give up caffeine, then you already know to avoid coffee. But the eye-opening stimulant is found in lots of other beverages, and even some food and medications. More »
Maths professor, programmer and blogger John Cook discusses the importance of learning “just in case” versus “just in time”, and how learning “just in case” is essential when something comes up and you need to learn something “just in time”. More »
While the US market now has a firm release date and the ability to place pre-orders for the Apple iPad, Australia remains firmly in vague information territory. The latest word on the Apple Australia site is that the iPad will be released in “late April”. More »
