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Yearly Archives: 2008
Look at that sucker burn… Make that Microsoft logo proud, #49 🙂 As Chris said the other day: “Please Lord, watch over all the drivers today. But if someone has to die, please let our logo figure prominently in the … Continue reading
There is much debate over “the customer is always right” saying that a lot of big companies are currently rethinking to avoid their staff being abused by irate customer base. The best of the objections to the saying come from … Continue reading
While I was in school, which teached me how to write this good, the college of business tried all it could to get us to take a semester abroad and study in UK, Spain, Italy. Had I known I would … Continue reading
This has been a very good week, very busy week. I shared just one day of my life with you earlier this week and I have to say I enjoy reading your take on it. I consider myself quite normal, … Continue reading
Interesting conversation over at Techmeme about the Engaget coverage of the upcoming HP 2133 ultra portable laptop looking to take on the popular Asus Eee. Asus has definitely done for UMPC with Linux what Microsoft, Samsung, Ogo and others combined … Continue reading
I’m going to try to explain Twitter to Susan, in a public way, because I feel she needs to be on it moreso than anyone else I know. But you know the fable of CPAs and technology so here is … Continue reading
I never blog about what I actually do for living because I am convinced that nobody believe me. And even when I do give you all a glimpse of what I do, the line of people lining up to kick … Continue reading
Check your mail server configuration and make sure you aren’t trying to query the ORDB (Open Relay Database RBL) that went offline two years ago. I’m sitting here in the OWN Atomic Tangerine room filling out some livestock export forms … Continue reading
Dear friends, it has started. The wave of press coverage and blogging pundits trying to dismiss Vista SP1: You can’t trust Vista SP1. You have no idea what SP1 is going to do. We’re going to ignore it until SP2. … Continue reading
Got a moment to catch up on my thousand unread blog posts and apparently the big deal this Easter weekend is the Apple Safari invasion of the Pristine Microsoft platform. As consumers, we just don’t know how to unclick the … Continue reading