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Yearly Archives: 2007
(Great blog posts deserve great titles. This is neither – a friend of mine told me she would really prefer it if I could use cleaner, more appropriate titles to my blog posts so she could read them at work. … Continue reading
Have you ever done something so stupid, that became apparent to you in such a way that you figured the level of stupidity you just experienced better be followed by a quick death so you can at least get the … Continue reading
The joys of owning a business and the coolest thing your employees can ever say to you (boldfaced): “Subject: RE: Update on project Demotivated Shepherd“ I know its DFWVF but here is the situation.. Everything works.. (functionally speaking unless you get creative) … Continue reading
According to this decal in the local Walmart, Zune 2 will launch on November 13th, 2007. Right in time for Christmas, and now with the 1–click podcast subscription I have to admit I want one. Now if you’re looking at … Continue reading
Last night I was bouncing a couple of emails with a fairly influential person in the small business sector, very good friend as well because he somehow managed to be more hated by Microsoft than I am, something that definitely … Continue reading
As I sit here in my new Atomic Tangerine office I know I have a lot to be thankful for. As much as I like to complain about everything that is going wrong, because after all this is my only outlet, … Continue reading
For the past two days I have been writing and deleting major portions of Own Web Now’s upcoming newsletter. You see, we are a network operations and software development company that caters exclusively to the tech savvy audience and some … Continue reading
From the Captain Obvious Department: Internet has changed since Al Gore invented it. ICAAN, the international body governing the top level domain policies, is meeting tomorrow to decide the faith of the whois system, originally designed to help organizations identify … Continue reading
This has been on my mind for a little while now and sometimes the fanboy eyeglaze needs to wear off before you evaluate things for what they are. I will never buy another Windows Mobile phone until Microsoft stands behind … Continue reading
I know its been a few weeks since I closed down the signup forms for Shockey Monkey but the avalanche of signups was so big (along with the other internal OWN issues I mentioned) and it has taken me a … Continue reading