Bad Blogger! - I’m posting this now, but I’ve got too much to do today. This is my next post. It will be updated throughout the day.
Persona Management
People tell me that they like my blog when I post about New Orleans, but the rest of the stuff, it doesn’t mean anything to them. Sometimes those […]
How to deal with Web Service failures, a guide for Web Service Providers and Web Service Users alike.
Debbie Weil is writing a on corporate blogging, The Corporate Blogging Book.
I expanded my posting on Big Blogging last night. I expanded it greatly, in response to a post by Robert Scoble, on Being Yourself. Scoble came by and left a comment. Thank you, Robert. Now, how to I get others to converse with me about this? What do real bloggers think the 5 Steps for […]
Before you throw your kickoff party and let marketing run the show, please, try to imagine the fun you’d have if the 800 number on your box of soap flakes rang any phone in your firm at random.
I’ve not written lately. There are two reasons.
1) I HATE MY BLOG.
WordPress is a trial, but more importantly, this is the default theme, and I don’t feel like dicking around with PHP long enough to change it. I keep hoping to bring the old blog back, and use that, but Think New Orleans is in […]
I’ll be blogging more now that I’m getting out of administration, and back into development. There has been little to discuss since much of what I’ve been doing has been quite rote. It reads rote.
Life Ann Arbor has become unusually livable lately. Perhaps, this is because I’m on my way out of Ann Arbor, or […]
A while back, I said that Interweb would move from joke to parlance. I think it will. I do.
Here’s Accoridan Guy using it, knida jokey, kinda not, in the On the Interweb category of his blog.
The Interweb ®.
Having switched to Wordpress, I’ve stopped blogging again. It was much easier to create entries in raw XML, because I had a lot more control over formatting, and I’d made a bit of effort to get code examples to display correctly. Then of course, it had an identity that was my own, and the good […]
I use slrn to read news.
I’m reading USENET again because of shell and Ruby programming. I can’t read USENET, though. I must use a scorefile.
My setup is very simple. It is a standard SLRN with scoring turned on is all. I’m not one for changing key bindings, or a great many patches, since I’ll […]