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Yearly Archives: 2009
I can’t believe I’m about to write another serious post this year. I’m going to have to quit this as it’s really going to mess up the Vladville vibe and let you all in on what I really do and … Continue reading
We’ll be in California next week. Through Sunday actually. If you’re in SoCal and work with us we’d love to meet up with you. We’re doing a lot of interesting road work with our partners this year. We’re very happy … Continue reading
Soo… this one goes in the WTF category if there was one: California NOW: Tax Workshop for Strippers & Sex Workers: http://www.canow.org/canoworg/2009/02/tax-workshop-for-strippers-sex-workers.html Topics for discussion include the pros and cons of income and tip reporting, what receipts to save and … Continue reading
I’m slowly training people not to put me on the speaker-phone. <names removed for their safety> Earlier today, one of the support guys called and asked the following question: Support: I asked <the developer> about this feature and he said … Continue reading
Just a broad announcement to make sure I am not offending anyone. Starting today, I will not be approving any more Facebook friends. Unless I’ve met you, I’m not adding you. Over the past two weeks I’ve received a few … Continue reading
Here is something to brighten up your weekend. Last week I chatting to my buddy Erick in passing on IM (apparently both of us need clones and secretaries but if there is a problem with a hotel reservation or ExchangeDefender … Continue reading
Earlier today a few of my closest advisers in our business got together to record a podcast: Karl Palachuk, Dave Sobel, Mark Crall, Stuart Selbst talked about Microsoft, Apple, MSP, marketing, top 100 lists, SMB strategies, etc. This is perhaps … Continue reading
Every now and then Vladville is not an act and I tell you exactly what’s on my mind. Enjoy. There is always this sinking feeling of suspicion that my company will go direct. In part, it’s justified. I am constantly … Continue reading
Few weeks ago I was blogging or twittering (can’t really find the thread) about how much I liked MacBook Air but how I would never buy one because 800 pixel vertical resolution just wasn’t good enough for me. Earlier today, … Continue reading
Lot’s of my Microsoft friendly friends (and yes, I’m among the Microsoft friendly folks when it comes to technology) don’t understand the issue most of the technical community has with the abuse Microsoft has been allowed to get away with … Continue reading