I can tell you from experience that even in my office it took years to get people to understand why you need to immediately terminate network access when some leaves the organization. Even now, when I’ve finally gotten people used to the idea that they need to let me know when someone is leaving, there are some areas that I don’t control that I wonder about!
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Some more discussion of the RSS “problem”, and the real answer to the problem, quit pulling feeds once an hour! Trust me, I update once, maybe twice a day, during the week and hardly at all on weekends. I’d be willing to bet most of the feeds you are subscribed to are similar. For more…
SO I was doing my normal morning review of feeds to see what’s going on in the blogosphere when I saw a mention of a new utility on Slipstick called Outlook Central. According to it’s description: Use Outlook Central to share calendars, contacts, journals, notes, tasks and email folders with other Outlook users without the…
Andy, not to be confused with Andrew from the last post, got the comments within the RSS item to work in Blogger. I’m going to have to take a look at what he’s done compared to what I tried and see what I was doing wrong. Later: Andy is not using BloggerPro to generate his…
Got down early to do the stroll among the vendors and demostration stuff. Met up with Dwight, Jim, and Jim’s girlfriend, Candi. Found that the site the have been working on, GeekMeltdown.com is up and running. They even have little business cards for it. (I have some for my own site as well, with the…
The latest edition of In The Treches has a few minutes of discussion between Kevin and your’s truly about working at the helpdesk and my own experiences working in the field. Go give it a listen, especially if you’ve never listened to Kevin and George before. They do an excellent podcast! Tags: InTheTrenches Follow these…
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