It seems to be catching up to the new location, which is where this post is being published. However, my work connection is still resolving to the old one, so I probably won’t have much to say until everyone is on the same page, so to speak.
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The news got passed around at the office quickly, even though it was after 5 on a Friday. I’m sure many of the attorney’s in our office will be quite relieved that their “whole life” will not be taken away. (As in “I need this, my whole life is in there!”) Others will not really…
As Dana pointed out, this is an interesting article about Microsoft adding a built-in virus scanner to Windows XP SP2. I’m torn, obviously. On one hand, for all those home users who never seem to be able to use AV properly, maybe this isn’t such a bad thing. Although many still won’t remember to update…
Per Geek’s request, these are the books I’m using for studying for the A+: A+ Exam Cram 2 Mike Meyers’ A+ Certification Passport I’m also using notes from StudyNotes.net and CramSession, and browsing the questions from Braindump Central. Angela did post an album of Xmas pictures, including one of me holding Kaitlyn that she commented…
This is actually a pretty good idea. Allow people to claim their feeds on Bloglines and when the time comes to move the feed to another location, you can change the feed on Bloglines and they’ll automatically point all the subscribers to the new feed. That’s not bad. Tags: Bloglines Follow these topics: Uncategorized
I read Ed Bott’s article, Microsoft’s most misunderstood application and found myself nodding in agreement with a lot of what Ed had to say. It is rather sad that MS will only be bundling OneNote in the Home and Student Edition of Office 2007, I think giving folks the appearance that OneNote is a “student”…