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My mom mentioned to me shortly after the death of my father that she would like to do a podcast. The Pilot to that show has been created tonight and I must say it is quite riveting. Real Life, Real People, Real Situations is what this Podcast is going to be about giving some insights into what life can throw
I am pretty happy with Google, they responded to my plea to approve a domain we wanted to move to their Google Apps service. In my inbox this morning was an approval. That shows you one the power of blogging and that there definitely is someone awake over their listening.
Great debate at the end of the show and I have fun smacking both Microsoft and Apple around today with a lot of hot topics that you are going to want to hear my commentary on! Ohh and a Old School Intro! Sponsors: [Save 15% on any order of $20 or more at GoDaddy.com!] Use Code Geek5 [Try GoToMeeting free
I have tried a couple of times over the past week to get RawVoice.com approved. Ironically we tested the service with this domain and have fell in love with the service. If there is anyone that has the Google Juice to get the domain approved I would be very grateful. Update: Whoever it was on the Google team that approved
Wendy Seltzer has some very strong words for Microsoft over the Vista Licensing model that has gotten some very bad press as of late. She commends them for putting the license into plain English but t...
Well the Party is over at Microsoft and now the team that has worked hard to launch IE7 Yesterday has to start working on securing the browser to vulnerabilities.
All I can say is that it is about time. For all of you that have stuck with IE through security risk, and outdated technology you can finally upgrade. The upgrade will allow you to have some of the features that Firefox users have been using for a couple of years.
The Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter (MRO) still in shakedown mode in preparing to start its mission in November is causing scientist to sit back in awe as it is providing the most detailed images along with the most complex compositional reports to date. All systems on the orbiter are working great and everyone is pretty excited about the data that is
Apple first of all just like any other manufacture of goods you should be ashamed of yourself for not having stronger quality assurance. This seems to be a running issue recently Allowing a virus that effects Windows users to be shipped on iPod’s is beyond unacceptable.
I was at a local big box yesterday and as I was walking around I overheard a very heated Blu-Ray versus HD-DVD discussion going on between two employees, directly in front of some very confused looking customers. Finally one of the customers said this is all to confusing let’s go!
Seems Apple has a pretty big PR problem on it’s hands with the continued issues people are having with their MacBooks. Dave Winer has been pretty vocal about his issues. Today Doc Searls jumps in with a report of an enterprise customer who is holding off on buying 300 more MacBooks because of the 80 he has purchased already 10 of them have issues.
Looks like the International Federation of the Phonographic Industry (IFPI), has read a Chapter out of the RIAA handbook titled “How to Rob Consumers”
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