I found this service, Twitterfeed, yesterday and got it set-up last night. Now, it will automatically post a tweet to my Twitter account whenever I post something new to either of my blogs. So, here’s yet another way to keep track of when I’m posting something new to the site, as well as just keeping…
I’ve got an evaluation copy of Gsyncit running on my laptop right now. It’s a tool that easily syncs your Outlook calendar with your Google Calendar. You can use the evaluation edition for as long as you like, but that means putting up with a nag screen that takes about 15 seconds when you open…
I like the mobile web interface, but why does the Twitter Mobile make me login every day? Am I the only one who’s not remembered when I go back to the site? Tags: Twitter, Mobile
On the latest In the Trenches, Kevin was talking about using checklists, especially when working on a number of machines at once. This weekend was a perfect example of another good reason to have checklists. We were rolling out software upgrades by rolling out a new desktop image to about 120 desktops. This, unfortunately, required…
I’m somewhat blown away by the kind things Tim Fehlman had to say about Friends in Tech. We were featured on the Daily Cup of Tech site as the Tech Blog of the Week today, and all humility aside, it’s great to be associated with such a great group of techs, and people. Thanks Tim!…
I’ve been busy the past couple of days. I even spent more than 10 hours at work today, as part of a huge software version rollout, working alongside the rest of the IS staff. But, I have noticed a couple of things in my feed reader, and if you’ve been paying attention to the link…