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I’ve got a sore throat today so I had to cut the podcast a little short. Check out a special message from Max Cross over at Aftershock at trhe end of the podcast.
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File this one under “Things that drives one batty”. One of the things I really like about Vista is the ability to open any installed application without having to drill through a ton of menu selections. By simply pressing the Windows key I can start typing the name of the application and usually within 3 or 4 keystrokes I can hit enter and run the application. Talk about a time saver! This is possible because of Vista’s powerful indexing service. It’s also easy to find documents as well as multimedia files. It’s a tremendous tool.
There is a downside, however, and it gets me every time I try and bring up the calculator (thus the image). I’ve been on XP so long that it’s in my muscle memory to hit Windows Key+R to get the Run dialog box to come up and then type ‘calc’ in the field. Nearly every time I run the calculator this happens to me. The same thing happens when I want to bring up the command prompt. Anything I did that was previously associated with the Run box trips me up. I guess old habits die hard.
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Many topics this week: IEDay, CFLs, Babbage’s difference engine and more!
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Jesus Geek is a weekly Christian technology podcast with news, how-tos and a little bit of spiritual know-how hosted by John Wilkerson. Jesus Geek is a member of the My Life Ministries Network: a community of ministries that views the everyday Christian life as a ministry and seeks to encourage Christians in their daily walk with Christ.
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I’m currently at a conference for work. There are a few things that really bug me about attending conferences. I’ll list them first and then expand upon each topic.
- In this instance, it’s too big.
- It’s expensive.
- Too many overlapping topics during sessions.
- Presenters either run too long or too short.
- Often there is no detailed information provided.
- You’re expected to keep up with work duties while at the conference.
- You’re not held accountable for the content of the conference.
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I’m on the road in CA so the recording quality isn’t the best in this episode, especially since the headset mic dropped out in the middle of the recording. I review 2 movies from Visionary Pictures, Director’s Cut and Forgive Me. Both were written by Chris Vander Kaay of The Studio Upstairs podcast. Links to the news stories I covered are below:
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Jesus Geek is a weekly Christian technology podcast with news, how-tos and a little bit of spiritual know-how hosted by John Wilkerson. Jesus Geek is a member of the My Life Ministries Network: a community of ministries that views the everyday Christian life as a ministry and seeks to encourage Christians in their daily walk with Christ.
Jesus Geek is a member of the Tech Podcast Network; if it’s tech, it’s here.
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My podcast was reviewed by the Church 2.0 Blog. Thanks for noticing!
Jesus Geek: THREE 1/2 out of FIVE Stars. Good stuff… big props for keeping your daily episodes to 10mins. It’s very difficult to deliver a daily episode and still have good content. 9 times out of 10 the Jesus Geek delivers. The only comment I have to the Jesus Geek is you need a tighter niche market.
I was reviewed back when I was posting daily podcasts which is no longer the case. Kez suggests that that I tighten my niche. What do you think? Should I drop the news and stick to tutorials and technology implementations? Perhaps I should just do a series of posts like the Godcasting 101 series and flesh it out a little more. Leave me some feedback.
I will be redesigning the site in the coming weeks. I’m planning to use a 3-column layout. The reason for this change is because I’m starting to introduce advertising on the site. I want the ads to be “above the fold” because it’s been shown to increase “click-through rates“. There’s also other information I want towards the top and it can’t all fit up there in a 2-column layout, thus the change. Please bear with me as I make these changes. There should be no interruption in the delivery of the podcast as this is just a cosmetic change.
