I was reading an interesting article from InfoWorld this afternoon about the coming Office 12 version. I’m going to remain uneasy about backwards compatibility until I have the chance to see Office 12 in action, despite what others might say about it, but just seeing that other people are aware that most end users don’t…
Seen mentioned in this post by Chris Haaker, a free helpdesk tracking system called Liberum. Looks like it might be pretty interesting. Don’t know that I would use it here, there’s one tech, me, and people are pretty much used to just emailing me or stopping by my office. Asking them to move to filling…
As most of you know, I do listen to a handful of podcasts on a regular basis. I don’t spend nearly as much time doing that as some other people I know, but there are some that I try to listen to quite frequently. I noticed that Christiaan at HomeNetworkHelp.info is going to be trying…
One of the things that greeted me upon my return to the office was our spare laptop sitting in my desk chair with a note that it was “dead”. Obviously, this is not what I wanted to see. So I tried booting the machine up, and everything seemed to be going along just fine, the…
Seen in the Plus! Edition of Langalist, a service called ScrappyGoo: ScrappyGoo lets you search Google News and generate a unique RSS feed of your results. This persistent news search delivery is offered as a free service. Tags: GoogleNews RSS ScrappyGoo
I see that Andy caught my debut posting over at the 2Guys2Cities blog last night before I even knew Michael had posted it up there! No, Andy, I was actually on vacation last week. I met Michael Lacy a few months ago and he suggested I do some writing for their site, mostly focused on…