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Yearly Archives: 2008
Since I’m entitled to only one good post a month I won’t bore you with the extended details of just how dedicated we are at OWN to helping our partners become successful and profitable in IT. But today we launched … Continue reading
Now the fact that I’m blogging this at 5 AM probably ought to be funny enough but sometimes hearing others admit that they suck is equally entertaining. Overheard earlier tonight in the NOC chatroom: “It’s amazing how it takes 4x … Continue reading
Just a courtesy update on what’s going on at the House of Monkey: This weekend we are rolling out an upgrade version 2.1 which has some significant changes in it that you might want to be aware of: Import/Export functionality … Continue reading
Ok, before I point you over there, I have to offer up a disclaimer: I AM NOT THAT DUDE. But whoever he (or she) is, I love the style: http://smbheckler.wordpress.com/ Blogs with profanities, gotta love them. The tagline is “sbs … Continue reading
Buying the new Dell mini laptop and got prompted to sign up for the Dell’s managed services. See if you can top this: “This service covers your household — all family members and all Dell-branded consumer devices under warranty (excludes … Continue reading
Is pessimism a requirement for the CEO role? There are really three ways I talk about my business and I believe they are all valid and without conflict with one another. I believe in what we do – so I … Continue reading
It would appear quite a few of you took offense at me uninstalling the “open” browser being developed by Google. The revolutionary new thinking, announced in a comic, apparently deserves far more praise than “It’s fast, now, how do I … Continue reading
Just a heads up, we’ve put Google’s new Chrome Browser through it’s paces and according to everyone that has checked so far, all Shockey Monkey functions work and render properly. The RMM component was not tested as it requires ActiveX … Continue reading
I feel like Bart Simpson trying to lie about why his homework isn’t ready to turn in. I have been working pretty hard on the reports tab of Shockey Monkey and bug fixes all day. The good news is that … Continue reading
Monday is Labor Day, but it’s also the first of the month. And first of the month brings the new upgrade to Shockey Monkey as I’ve pretty much committed the team to doing monthly updates to all the bugs and … Continue reading