My Inbox
I read this morning that Yahoo and AOL have announced that they will offer a pay-for-delivery, guarantee it makes it to the Inbox, email service. Will it work? Who knows. Will people
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The Software Development Life Cycle
We all have some knowledge of the SDLC (aka “The cluster-fuck I call work”) but many of us work within the process (Design, Code, Test, Build, Test, Release, Repeat). What we don&rsq
RSS Reader Woes
In the past I’ve been a proponent of Attensa add-in for Outlook mostly because I really like to have my email and RSS in one convenient location. Unfortunately, Attensa brought my machine
The IT Crowd
This weekend I found a blog post that led me to Channel 4 and the new British sitcom The IT Crowd. Not having read any reviews of the show, I started watching it with a clear mind (okay, yo
More Installation Goodness
This is a follow up post to this one where I mention that a certain individual felt in was okay not to be diligent and as a result uninstalled the production servers. One week after finishing u
.Net Training Material
There are many vendors of training material out there today. Equally as voluminous are the ways that people learn effectively. Today I found the LearnVisualStudio.net site, and a
Freebies
Apress is offering free books for download. They want you to subscribe to an Apress newsletter, but all you have to do is uncheck the box and click the “Download the book” button.&nb
FireFox acting like a memory sucking pig
FireFox is great. Tabbed browsing rocks. Extensions make me giggle with glee. Like Raymond Lewallen states in his post here, FireFox (v1.0.7) is really starting to piss me off.&
Would you like to Super Size that?
I’m pawing through the internet tonight and I found this article on the New Zealand Herald reporting an incident of the New Zealand Labour Department’s web site being hacked. The thing that is m
Banned XBOX 360 Ad
This is a great ad for the XBOX 360. Sure maybe not for TV, but, like the posting says, it should be in every movie theatre.