Errors in Learning: Good or Bad?
It’s a common idea that mistakes in the beginning stages of learning something are bad – but are they?
Should I “Unsubscribe” from Spam Email?
You may have received a vague email to “unsubscribe”. Should you click it? What’s the worst that could happen?
Avoid Overwhelm and Overcommitting This Semester: Time Block
Avoid pre-pandemic overwhelm and overcommitting by using time-blocking.
The UI History of Windows – Inside Windows 10
Windows 10 – it’s not just an operating system, it’s also an archaeological record!
New eBook Edition of a Great Resource for Brass Players
Eli Epstein’s Horn Playing from the Inside Out is a must-have resource for all brass players and teachers. And a new eBook version got even better!
July 2021 Tech Roundup
A very active security month – Windows has a (big) printing problem, Android’s built-in security isn’t great, WooCommerce has a big problem, and more.
One Mellophone Advantage – Mutes!
It’s marching band time, and that means mellophone season. One pro to the mellophone – horn players *finally* get fun mute options!
Email Tracking: How It’s Done and Two Tools to Stop It
Email tracking has been on the rise. Here are the two main ways marketers track your email habits, and a couple of ways to stop them!