Searching – The Unusual Ways

Published: Sat, 02/05/22

We speak English, Not Geek!

Dear ,

According to a certain ground hog in Pennsylvania, we're in for six more weeks of winter. (Here in Florida, that means six more days of winter!) While you're busy trying to stay warm, I've got two posts for you to peruse!

In the first post, I share some ways of searching you might not be currently using. I encourage you to give them a try if they are new to you.

The second post is a list of fifteen computing-related rules I hope you are following. If you go down the list and see that you're breaking some of them, it's time to change your ways! You'll be safer online if you do.

If you have comments, please use the comment area under the posts rather than sending your comment in email. If you know someone who should be reading my posts, please forward this email to them! Thanks.

John

4KCC
https://www.4kcc.com/blog

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