If you want a personal update on where things are with me this week, go here. I think you’ll see why I haven’t been blogging much at all lately, and may not be for a while.
I did, in the midst of it all, catch this little story about MS cutting the price for Office and offering “home-use rights” again. That’s huge. Huge enough that I had to post it, even though I’m not in the mood to play “blogger” today. 🙂
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According to all the standardized tests I took back in the day, somewhere between 90-95% of the country is dumber than I am. I’m not saying that to brag, because, frankly, that scares the bejeezus out of me. After all, I can’t even put on matching clothes without asking my wife for help, have only…
Yeah it’s back to work this afternoon after spending a wonderful morning learning about Microsoft Licensing. Aren’t I lucky to get to do that? There was some positive out of it though, while I was in their office, they had a bunch of demo software laying around, so I got a copy of just about…
Things to read over the holiday. We’ll be on the road to the in-laws later today, and tied to dial up for the entirety of the weekend, so don’t expect there to be much around here. These links should hold you over… Dave Kearns : Ease of use wins over security. MT ‘Mail this entry’…
I mentioned the E-Discovery Reading Room site the other day and even suggested it’d be cool to have their blogroll put out as an OPML file for everyone to just load up in Google Reader or some other RSS feed reader. As it turns out, the next day I got an email from someone affiliated…
Saw this posted on Scoble’s link blog this morning, a post from Ernie the Attorney, titled Productivity with Technology: Figuring out what’s possible is the hard part about how simply not knowing what you can do with your technology is an obstacle to increased productivity. I’ve seen many similar situations in my office where people,…
If you work in tech long enough you will, inevitable, come across a fix that leaves you going “Why would anything be designed to do THAT?” Or, as I tell coworkers when I come across one, “I don’t know why it works, I’m not even sure why those two things are related, but it works,…