Another thing
Oh, in addition to what I said below, lying to your IT person about what you may have done to create a problem, is also not a good idea if you want cheerful service!
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Oh, in addition to what I said below, lying to your IT person about what you may have done to create a problem, is also not a good idea if you want cheerful service!
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No there’s nothing like spending 45 minutes of a Friday morning on a conference call with a bunch of tech folks working for our ISP, trying to get some clear idea of what policies and filtering they have in place now, and what new ones are coming, only to come to the conclusion that we…
I just had someone at work ask about my weekend and I had to admit that, for the most part, we didn’t really do much. But in reality that’s not true. I finished reading Gonzo Marketing, (which was very good, and really makes you think!) made some adjustments to the PCHelp page, went to work…
Regarding my previous question from the weekend about where you draw the line between keeping up a good relationship with your users and letting them walk all over you with non-work technology issues, I would mostly err on the side of letting them walk over you. There’s definitely a line that needs to be drawn…
Just saw this on Boing Boing as I catch up on my news feeds, a pretty sweet new service from Dave Winer that lets you upload your OPML file and tell everyone who you’re subscribed to. It also let you enter your feed’s URL and find out who’s subscribed to you. Follow these topics: Uncategorized
Thanks to Robyn, I learned that not only can you use X10 cameras to spy on your kids or the babysitter, or your good looking houseguests, but lots of other folks could be tapping into those images as well! Hmm might want to think twice about what you’re doing in front of the X10, eh?…