Perfect way to start a Monday:
Being introduced to the new employee that no one bothered to tell you about, and having to explain to her that she doesn’t even have a computer to use yet because no one told you she was starting. Oh joy!
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Per MarcV’s request in the comments for that last post. Here’s a brief description of what I’m using OneNote for. I’ll break it down into two sections, because I use my official work copy on my desktop at work, and my free “thanks for beta testing and attending the rollout event” copy on my personal…
Ok maybe the title is a little arrogant. Really, what I mean is that there are a ton of blogs out there written by software developers, and read by other software developers. (using all the appropriate jargon to keep out the riff-raff. *smile*.) That’s all well and good, but if you really want to know…
It has been fun, being away from work for over a week, and then returning home from my little vacation to spend the three-day weekend with Angela has been wonderful, but tomorrow morning it’s back to the grind. I’ve kept an eye on email so I do have a pretty good idea of what sorts…
Comcast: Will Stop Tracking Users – Why were you doing it in the first place? Duh! Web Surfers Not Fond of Paying to Send E-Cards – Duh, again! The whole attraction to e-cards was that they were free, of course people are going to stop if they aren’t. Girls know way around Net, parents– read…
Interesting little article about dealing with end-users, full of stories about miscommunication between end-users and IT folks. I would have to agree with the conclusion: “Often, end users blame IT for network or computer problems, simply because they don’t know what goes on behind the scene and what causes problems. But sometimes, miscommunication on the…