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  • Back in the saddle

    Back at work this morning. Chicago was great, it was a wonderful anniversary weekend for us. Thanks to all who wished us a happy anniversary, we enjoyed exploring Chicago together and we enjoyed getting to spend some time with an old High-School friend of Angela’s while we were in town as well. (Hi Amy!) Pictures…

  • Today’s news

    MSN Launches AOL Defection Tool -the funny thing here is that it takes something like this to get you out of all the proprietary AOL stuff when you’re an AOLer. Of course you’re trading it for the proprietary MSN stuff, so which is worse? Give me ISP’s without any proprietary software! You can switch those…

  • Self Notes

    Taking time to eat my lunch and check the aggregator, and noting things I want to deal with later: Firefox 0.9 released. Windows XP SP2 Release Candidate 2 Beyond Bullets -a PowerPoint blog that Scoble pointed to. Moving .PST files Geek News Central is talking about a wireless device that you can hook up a…

  • Random news

    Steven has a list of downloadable guidebooks to Windows Server 2003. Sandisk is going to have a combo Wi-Fi / 128MB CF card available June 16th. No word on pricing. (link pulled from PocketPC Thoughts) Scoble, who may just well have set some sort of blog-posts per hour record last night into this morning, (Pace…

  • Busy Monday

    Already this morning I’ve sat through a staff meeting, helped unload stuff from last week’s event, which included hooking a printer back up that had been out there, checked the weekend backups, and read through my emails. Still to do are some accounting reports, an update to our website database, a conference call with a…

  • New system

    I did pick up a new system over the weekend, an AMD K7 1.4Ghz, 256MB PC133 RAM, 30GB Maxtor HDD, 10/100 NIC, 32MB shared Video RAM (really not that big a deal for what this machine is used for) for $299. The big selling point for this particular vendor was the 5 year warranty and…

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