Jenny

My site is coming along finally after a full day of working on it. I started my 31 Days to a Better Blog. My next step is a lot of reading. I will continue with my progress updates, so you can click on the link directly above this entry. I still have a few bugs [...]

Since I was laid off on June 29th and I got over the “omg I’m a failure” thoughts (which took all night) I woke up the next day feeling several tons of stress missing from my shoulders. That .. felt .. GREAT! Then it all made sense to me. I was going to follow my [...]

I recently moved my site to This* (one of my sites, this one will be going shortly) and I know I’ve written about them before but I have to write about them again, because they impressed me with personal touch.
I got an email from Jules, the Technical Director who was proactive and manually moved [...]

So, a couple of things. I’ve been staring at the computer screen for way too long, but that’s besides the point. I finally did something that I’ve been meaning to do for a while. After extensive and exhaustive research I’ve finally found a hosting company that I would be happy to give money to. Within [...]

Seems that my hosting company, IX Web Hosting, had some ISP problems this morning causing www.jennyberry.com to be down. I was right in the middle of updating my new DukuWiki in which I’m converting my current MediaWiki over to. It’s going to take some time, but I really like the new engine of DukuWiki [...]

That’s right … Apple is the third most valuable according to Apple shares.
Of course, Microsoft and Google take the #1 and #2 spots (yay Google!).
This makes me smile for more reasons than one

I love technology. What I love more then technology is the creative outlet the tools of technology allow me to have. When I take on a project, like my school wiki for instance, I can tweak and custom fit that piece of technology to suit whatever goal or solution I might be seeking at that [...]

You could imagine my utter surprise and pure excitement when I got this last night. In fact, I was way too excited to even post about it. But here it is. I got contacted by a Google recruiter. I’ll keep you up to date on the happenings. It’s only the beginning.

An instructional video about how to replace your iPhone battery without paying the $100 to send it into Apple. Video is by Nate, creator of the iBrickr which I’ve talked about before.
Be careful if you plane to replace your iPhone battery yourself, because you just might bend or damage your case! I remember the first [...]

Ohhh, thank you Engadget!
Visual Tour of Google Android UI
Ohhhhh.