Angela managed to upload a couple of pics to her blog from our recent trip. I’m remarking on this not so much because of the quality of the pics, (I’m in them afterall, how good could they be? ) but because she used Picasa combined with the Hello service to post them to her blog. It was a very easy thing to do, the BloggerBot even resized them for her. I got the feeling she was rather impressed with how easy it was to do.
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Well first of all, you missed a great show last night, unless you were there. 🙂 Midnight Oil still rocks with the best of them, I have never seen a band (and I’ve seen a lot of bands!) play with that much passion and intensity. They still play that way, 25 years after their first…
Despite numerous warnings, I had another staff person take the afternoon off and leave their email logged in today. This time I went a step further, I sent them an email from their own PC, and their own email account. Let’s see if that hits a little closer to home.. Follow these topics: Uncategorized
OK I was up until 4AM making sure everything here worked and writing the full article on the problems I had with That Hosting Company. It seems everything is ok with the exception of comments from Sunday and Monday. Sorry, those seem to be gone. Given that much work, I’m taking most of the rest…
Just a couple of notes about things going on at Friends in Tech. First, Douglas Welch, host of Career Opportunities, one of my favorite podcasts, got himself on local TV out in L.A. this week. You can download a clip of him explaining the technology behind podcasting here. Secondly, George Starcher has done a fine job of…
Cory points out the fallacy of broadband becoming more popular when the “content” is available. He’s right, it’s completely wrong. This is the same theory that Hollings’ bill is based on, that once we have secure content, Hollywood and the RIAA will make it available online, and then people will sign up for broadband in…