Circumstances pushed me to updating to the latest release candidate of Firefox 3.0. Namely, Firefox becoming completely unstable on my Macbook Pro. As I mentioned, I had started messing with 3.0 RC1 with a mobile version running off my thumb drive, trying to hold off updating any of my machines until it was an official…
Kevin O’Keefe was the first one to notice, and alert me in the comments, about the new ABA Journal Blawg Search function not having the promised RSS subscriptions available for search results. I sent a couple of emails to folks about it, and today I got responses from both Tonya Johnson and Molly McDonough asking…
One of the things I’ve long wondered about bloggers writing about good service from a company is whether they got that service because the company really cares about taking care of it’s customers, or if they got that service because of who they are. A fine example came about last weekend when Louis Gray wrote…
I listed a bunch in that previous entry, but I forgot one. There’s a feed for the comments, rare as they’ve been of late, here: http://feeds.feedburner.com/TheManyFacesOfMikeMcbrideComments Now, I’m trying to figure out what I need to do to get you guys to comment more. asking for Mac helps seems to work pretty well. 🙂 Seriously,…
I probably shouldn’t have stepped into the hornet’s next that is Scoble’s comments today, but after reading his post about Flickr not allowing his kid into their, clearly adults-only party, I felt the need to point out that some of us appreciate the opportunity to go to an event and have adult conversations and company…
Bryce Whitty has a list of 7 situations you may find yourself in as a consultant, and asks how you would handle them. There’s some interesting discussion going on in the comments. I do have one comment, regarding number 7 “A male client wants you to setup monitoring software on his wife?s computer because he…