Come on out and bring a chair!
Don McCormick has some info on presentations for us.
I’m going to talk about some of my favourite Firefox Plugins.
Sharon is going to rap my knuckles for not accounting for all the expenses correctly.
You are going to bring questions, comments and enthusiasm!
See You Tonight!
Some of you might have noticed a few issues with the site over the last few days. There were a few corrupted files in the Wordpress installation. The jury is still out as to why, but I’ve done some house cleaning and removed more old cruft from the site to help prevent more issues in the future. If you notice any further problems, by all means leave a note here in the comments or drop me a line.
Just a quick note to remind everybody that the last meeting of the spring session will be June 8th. Bring your questions and comments.
If you’ve got something you’d like covered, please add it to the comments below, or drop me an email in next little while.
What a beautiful day!! See you all tonight. Bring a chair. Brian is prepared to give us a refresher course on Macs and Viruses. See the Malware Myth article link he posted a few days ago. Meg has been experimenting a bit with iMovie ‘09 and has a few things to share. Always look forward to hearing about successes and even those frustrations. Usually someone in the group has
the answer or at least knows how to find it. See you tonight.
Don’t forget to bring a chair.
Just a quick set of links for those of you interested in learning more about some of the things we discussed at the last meeting…
The Mac Malware Myth — RoughlyDrafted Magazine
Here’s a counter point to some of the latest ‘facts’ you see floating around on the internet.
Next month we’ll look at that MacWorld article in detail. Let’s just say 2 out 3 ain’t bad for now.
If you like the kinds of things you see on this blog - check out Krypted - Charles Edge’s Notes from the Field.
It’s Mac centric, and a bit techie, and chock full of good info!
Wow, MacWorld kinda blew it on this one. Slow news day I guess.
If you read this article and find any of it interesting, then please either drop me a line, leave a comment below or bring it up at the next Mac meeting. Some of this information is misleading, inaccurate or just plain wrong.
Help set Liberal policy on Internet
The federal Liberal Party has created a website called Voice.Liberal.ca where Canadians can let the party know which issues matter most to them. This website could prove particularly important for the issues of both Internet infrastructure and Net neutrality, which currently place second and third respectively in terms of votes.
Voice.Liberal.ca
If these issues get enough votes, Liberal policy could include elements that strongly support a fast, open and accessible Internet. Depending on how Canadian politics shake out in the coming months and years, this could have a large impact on Internet freedom for some time to come.
The fact is that, while the current battle resides at the CRTC, we may need to push them through a mandate from parliament.