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Monthly Archives: October 2008
I’ll admit that I’m not a fan of Steve Jobs or the Apple fanboy cult, but as I get busier I am really starting to appreciate the level of certainty both Jobs (and Gates) pack into a oneliner. The kind … Continue reading
For the past two weeks (and going for the next two or so) I am really in the overkill Ironman mode trying to clean things up both personally with respect to Own Web Now and professionally with respect to everything … Continue reading
Note to self: Don’t mess with Apple. My god, this level of shaming and humiliation that is so in tune with every Microsoft step ($300 million ad campaign, renaming Vista R2 to Windows 7) is just unfair 🙂 This is … Continue reading
Regarding the previous post, someone asked whether this stuff really matters of if we should be more focused on the IT stuff which seems to be ignored as of late. Here is my thing: I am not here to tell … Continue reading
Don’t you hate it when professional liars get smacked in their face with facts that prove what we all think of them? If you don’t live in America you’re in luck because you likely got to miss Obama vs. McCain … Continue reading
I will be out until the first so the opinionated asshole blogging activity will be pretty light and limited to the few announcements. November will be a huge month for us, we’re announcing new products and new licensing options for … Continue reading
How strongly do you feel about your brand and the unique services that you deliver? Those of you that follow me on Twitter know that I’ve been in Miami for the past two days. One, well the only one, thing … Continue reading
Unless it’s really, really fugly. I maintain that the new MacBook Pro and it’s light edition are fugly. Not that Apple can’t make beautiful stuff, again subjective, and I’d buy the Mac Air tomorrow if it could run a business … Continue reading
Lot’s of coverage in the blogosphere regarding Apple (I know, what else is new?) and their big MacBook event today. Engadget got some shots of the new MacBook Pro and one word comes to mind… fugly. I realize that sex … Continue reading
Got a pretty disturbing IM earlier yesterday, which will probably explain why some of us keep such a watchful eye over the economic events: “side note most of your AUS clients are now getting screwed hard by the AU/US Dollar … Continue reading