Ten Goods Deeds A Blogger Can Perform
I've been complaining a lot on this site lately. And it's not just me. Complaining is a common hobby, a near epidemic. But what are some GOOD DEEDS we can do with our blogs and our abilities? How can we turn our brains around and use them for good instead of evil? Ten Goods Deeds A Blogger Can Perform- Install a Firewall on your mother's computer
- Put virus scanning software on your cousin's computer
- Run a spyware remover on your brother-in-law's computer
- Backup your dad's digital photos to CD ROM and store them somewhere away from his home
- Teach your grandmother to use email so she can get in touch with old boyfriends
- Teach your uncle why he shouldn't click on attachments
- Backup your nephew's website. He doesn't realise that the webserver is about to crash
- Someone in your family is a genealogical enthusiast. Help them put their research online
- Pay for some of that shareware you use every day
- Bite the bullet and publish some of that code you've written in your spare time
That's all i can think of for now. Now I'll go back to kicking injured puppies.
'Chris' on Tue, 15 Nov 2005 12:56:18 GMT, sez: Spooky. Item, for item, this closely parallel's my todo list.
'pds' on Tue, 15 Nov 2005 23:07:04 GMT, sez: YOU WON! See larkware for details. Also, my own list:
* Teach one person how to use search engines properly.
* Instill proper sense of shame in one of your female coworkers over their penchant for emoticons (it's true, you know it's true).
* Introduce one person to YTMND.com: http://ninjaworksit.ytmnd.com/
I think I've done my good deed for 4Q 2005.
'Omer van Kloeten' on Wed, 16 Nov 2005 18:12:29 GMT, sez: I can't possibly agree more with item #10 :)
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