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Category Archives: Vladville
This is going to sound a little dark but here it goes anyhow… I’ve been on the road for a little while now and looked at my vladville.com account. God I’m popular. Not. Not a day goes by that some … Continue reading
Interesting question from a fan of Vladville: How many blogs should I subscribe to and how often should I read them? Though the answer can vary slightly depending on who you are, how much spare time you have and how informed … Continue reading
I usually keep this kind of filth off Vladville but I figured since its a slow weekend this might break the iPod monotony: Ten reasons why your SMB shouldn’t blog1. Nobody is going to read your blog. 2. Nobody is … Continue reading
Really looking forward to the WWPC. While the main reason for attending is the business aspect, there is also an interesting social aspect of partying that virtually everyone has had to sign an NDA on and take to their grave: … Continue reading
Since roughly Monday I have been on a pretty steady load of Nyquil and an assortment of other medications I generally do not take. I don’t remember the last 24 hours at all. I remember very little of the last … Continue reading
Bare with me folks, I’m going as fast as I can. Only about 60 more to go. If you do want to help me out get this done as fast as possible just update the ticket and (if you’re getting … Continue reading
There are a lot of you out there reading this blog, downloading podcasts, videos, etc. Thank you for your support – I get dozens of messages each day with wonderful comments and praises. Thank you. What I would like to know … Continue reading
I’m back, Vladville is back. You may exhale now, things are back to normal. I am sorry that it took so long to get Vladville back together. It was a number of things. First, I made a committment to myself … Continue reading
I’m rewriting the Vladville backend and how my own applications tie into WordPress (my blogging platform); As a result, please don’t expect more posts/content until Monday. Come back on the 28th.
One of my biggest pet peeves is when people start talking about firing clients. Regardless of justification, it comes off as the most arrogant move an IT solution provider can make. The message you’re sending to your client with your actions … Continue reading