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Monthly Archives: January 2009
It’s January 25th, 2009. Remember that big New Years Resolution you made to improve your business? How’s that coming along? Are you at least 10% there? Are you 90% towards meeting your objectives for January? . . . Big goals … Continue reading
Welcome to F**k Me Friday. Internal support ticket: Vlad, I attached a spare power supply to your server and noticed after I attempted to power it on smoke rising from one of the components on the motherboard. I quickly disconnected … Continue reading
The official announcement is on our official blog. Please subscribe to that feed and join the other 8 people reading it on an annual basis. That’s the official story, however, in the interest of honesty to our partners I have … Continue reading
If you’re unfortunate enough to have chosen a Mac for a business computer you are no longer bound to the crippled enterprise mail experience. Microsoft’s Macintosh Business Unit has a new beta available which let’s your Entourage talk to Microsoft … Continue reading
I know many of you may not have gotten your pick and if you chose to ignore the inauguration you’ve missed a hell of a speech. At a time of great uncertainty and everyone pulling back and fearful for what … Continue reading
President Bush, thank you for your service to this country. I’m sure it wasn’t easy and I definitely do not agree with most of your policies but I thank you for leading us through the rough times and all you … Continue reading
Break out your competitive knife set, start the grinder, it’s going to get interesting. Here is what Cisco is up to: Cisco’s diversification into the server market is fraught with risk. Cisco boasts gross profit margins of close to 65 … Continue reading
Today was the supposed half-day at OWN Atomic Tangerine office. Or so we planned. Things I’ve learned: 1) Don’t do a half day by saying “Let’s start early..” because by the time noon comes along you won’t want to do … Continue reading
Put in a full day today. Barely on my two feet. Tomorrow morning we’re starting early and likely making it a half day, spending the remainder of the day with the family. I’m planning to use the morning to organize … Continue reading
Spending a week remarkably focused on the agenda has really left me in the dark about the apocalypse of capitalism that is going on outside my atomic tangerine walls: Circuit City, after 60 years in business, is going out of … Continue reading
