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Ok, so if you’ve read some of what I’ve written in the past, you’ll know I’m not actually pro-Apple. Let’s get that right out in front, so we can move on with what I want to say. Because what I want to talk about is a recent Apple tech support query which was … downright [...]
I have a confession to make. For some time now I’ve been indulging in an illicit, subversive, un-seemly behaviour – very much out of keeping with my persona and belief system as an IT hip type person (did I just use the word hip? Sorry, must be stress/guilt). I’ve been doing this despite having a [...]
At some point over the last few years, I have apparently encountered Perses, the ancient Greek God of destruction and have inherited his curse. Actually this is an imperfect syllogism, because while some of the things I touch these days certainly do turn to crap – they’re all basically computers. Unfortunately the Greeks seemed not [...]
If you’re wondering why we haven’t posted anything here lately, it’s because we were busy setting up another blog at flight.org that we ‘launched’ on the 15th of this month. We’ve had a few emails querying the infrequent posts – and for this we apologise. We’re back on track now and should be back to [...]
What is Crew Resource Management? CRM deals with the cognitive and interpersonal skills that are required to manage a flight within an organised and broad aviation system. In this context, cognitive skills are defined as the mental processes used for gaining and maintaining situational awareness, for solving problems and for making decisions. Interpersonal skills are [...]
The aim of this blog is to educate bloggers in particular techniques that will assist in setting up a successful and profitable online presence. We’ll share marketing techniques and blogging ‘secrets’ that will almost inevitably accelerate your online income. The contributors to this blog have successfully involved themselves in the internet programming, marketing and sales [...]
The Greek word Nous is a philosophical term for the mind or intellect. Outside of a philosophical context, it is often used in English to denote “common sense” – although the Greek context usually applies. Nous has evolved in the English language into the word ‘noetics’. Therefore, InterNoetics loosely translates to ‘The Internet Mind and [...]
FlightPlanning.com is another site by us at InterNoetics. The site as it exists now is a global aircraft registration search engine but was never intended to be just a search engine. The initial objective was to build an actual flight planning website that would permit pilots to build robust flight plans for any aircraft type [...]
If you know the name aXXo, the chances are you’re doing something illegal! If you don’t, there’s a good chance you’ll go hunting once you’ve read this blog and, assuming you fall victim to the apparent freedoms associated with file sharing, you will soon stand attention when you hear his tag the same way a [...]
Motorbikenews.net was an interesting experiment. After the almost immediate success of newsaviation.com (which earned a steady visitation of over 1000 distinct hits a day in its first week) I teamed up with two friends to quickly get the motorbike news site up and running. The idea was to tackle a recreational pursuit that had a [...]
About a month ago I wrote about Randy Pausch and the Last Lecture that caught the hearts of millions of YouTube viewers. Pausch was a professor of computer science at Carnegie Mellon University and co-founder of its Entertainment Technology Centre. He was diagnosed with metastatic pancreatic cancer in August 2006 with the prediction that he [...]
Marty has been involved with online application development for a number of years and has worked with large scale applications both as a coder and project manager. He is currently actively contributing to 7 blogs and maintains over 300 websites. 
Ken has been developing software solutions and managing IT projects for over 20 years. Ken has a computer science degree and, although his focus was previously on Windows based software, his focus is now on blogging and other online projects.
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