February 12, 2010 | In: Technology, twitter
Alan Lepofsky had a post where he played with Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs to come up with a Hierarchy of Tweets. He goes on to describe each of the levels in the hierarchy as it pertains to tweeters. Very humorous.I think my...
January 9, 2010 | In: Fun, Technology
I just stumbled across this today though it has been available since 2008. I have been enthralled with the game demo. Basically, the game comes with several levels of "playgrounds". In the playgrounds, you have an objects (usually a ball) that you...
January 7, 2010 | In: Microsoft, Technology, Windows
Over the last week or so, I have been seeing a number of posts (Twitter, Facebook, blogs) talking about gaining access to hidden features in Windows 7 that has been termed "God Mode". Some have even called it "Super Admin" mode. After seeing all of...
January 6, 2010 | In: Cloud, Privacy, Technology
ars technica has a great story about the FTC believing consumers don't have a clue about the privacy implications. While cloud storage is not a very new concept, the use of the cloud by consumers is picking up now that pricing for these services is...
December 7, 2009 | In: Technology
It has now been almost a month since I acquired my Kindle2 reader from Amazon. I wanted to take the opportunity to jot down some thoughts as well as a gotcha and a workaround that I came across. First, as I mentioned in a earlier post Amazon has a huge...
October 23, 2009 | In: Technology
AAAAHHHHHH! Just when I think I have decided on the right eBook reader for me, another one comes out with bigger and better features that made me revisit my earlier research. First, I looked through several readers, but it really came down to Sony's and...
October 7, 2009 | In: Windows
Now that we are a couple of weeks away from the official retail launch date of Windows 7, I thought I would list out some of my favorite and most used keyboard shortcuts in this new operating system from Microsoft. For me, the most used are grouped into...
August 13, 2009 | In: Archiving, Compliance
Ran across this post on the Bow Tie Law Blog talking about some items from the Napster case and Fawn Hall (you know, Ollie North) along with some of their own thoughts around litigation hold and litigation hold letters. Very interesting read showing the...
August 12, 2009 | In: Exchange
As I was running a mailstorm against my Exchange 2007 virtual environment, I noticed that for some reason I had a few mailboxes that were missed in the random seeding that was happening. I didn’t really care that these were missed, since I already had...
August 6, 2009 | In: Technology, twitter
Check this post DDOS Attack Against Facebook, Twitter, Et Al. Was Because of One Guy's LiveJournal [DoS] from Gizmodo: According to a Facebook executive, the target of today's DDOS attacks on Twitter, Facebook, LiveJournal, YouTube and other social media...