Why Smart People Defend Bad Ideas
I found this while trawling other Novell peoples blog posts – it’s a great essay by Scott Berkun
#40 – Why smart people defend bad ideas
All the more palatable because of the Monty Python references.
I found this while trawling other Novell peoples blog posts – it’s a great essay by Scott Berkun
#40 – Why smart people defend bad ideas
All the more palatable because of the Monty Python references.
Bandwagon alert.
I’ve got some presentations where I provided voice over; also some video of me presenting at LinuxWorld in San Francisco.
I’m going to pull the audio off, compress it and clean it up and post it – see if it works well.
Hopefully this url will work for content: http://blog.evilzenscientist.com/index.php/?feed=rss2&category_name=podcast
I keep getting asked about updates to the ZENworks Desktop Imaging engine – specifically driver support and the like.
There is a cool project on the Novell forge site – that hosts new drivers, lots of docs and complete ISOs of the environment. It’s here – http://forge.novell.com/modules/xfmod/project/?zfdimgdrv
Point to note – in ZENworks 7 – we moved to a SLES9 based distro for imaging – so driver support is vastly improved.
Flew back from Stamford, CT – I had to check a carry on bag as it was ‘not permitted’ – not too large, not too heavy – just ‘not permitted’.
I got a leaflet from TSA explaining that sometimes items can be ‘just not permitted’ – at the discretion of the TSA agent.
It’s not like I tried to sneak a box cutter (Stanley Knife to the civilised world), wrench, hockey stick, 5 gallons of gas/petrol or anything else on board. Just a small rucksack – way smaller than the carry on limit – that was ‘not permitted’.
I fly a lot. I fly a lot with just carry on. I fly a lot with this bag.
Jobsworth. Another English word that I proudly introduce to the wider vocabulary of the English speaking word. Learn it, use it, love it.
I took some screen shots of ZLM7 in action – mainly a look at the ZENworks Control Center
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