Fun and games again. I found another example where Microsoft is seemingly deliberately blocking the use of non-IE browsers; and this time with no ActiveX fun:
This makes no sense – even the MSDN subscription download site works with non-IE browsers (even the menuing is fixed in Deer Park)
I want a black one:
Petrichor – the smell of rain.
A series of massive lightning storms over the valley this evening – I even captured some pictures:
[update – 8 second exposure, tripod mounted digital camera]
Urg – I’m just about to travel and my iPod is sick.
I found this in several places on the web – how to run the disk check:
If you want to run the internal full disk scan on your iPod:
Hold down Menu and Play until it reboots and you see the Apple logo
As soon as your see the Apple logo, press Rew/Fw/Menu and the center menu “Select” button all at the same time. That will start the full scan.
Why does the GroupWise 7 client for Windows have a default install to c:novellgroupwise?
Some amazing pictures of the aftermath – including the looting here http://sigmund.biz/kat
These are from directNIC.com who are based in downtown New Orleans – they have some additional information: http://www.directnic.com/katrina.php
Amazingly they are still up, running and hosting content.
Here’s their blog – it makes for sobering reading.
Entirely unrelated to my previous post on the TSA – I decided that the time had come to replace my travelling bags with something newer.
I’ve been travelling and working with a soft leather briefcase since I started consulting – almost ten years ago. I’ve also used a variety of overnight bags, suit carriers, Novell BrainShare bags and the like over time.
With my carry on pretty much standard now (laptop, power, books, iPod, headphones, pencil, notepad) and hopefully I can travel a lot lighter – I wanted to reduce my dependence to really a single, carry on size bag.
I looked at all of the traditional offerings (yuk – American Tourister carry on – guaranteed to get lost in the melee)
I finally decided on the Victorinox Trek Pack Plus – one flight so far – and it’s just great.
I’ll be taking this to London and Barcelona next week – so I’ll post an update on how it behaves with 10 days of gear and a couple of laptops.
I lifted this post from Luis Villas blog – he always seems to get to good stuff early. Maybe being a student again helps 😉
Anyway – this post – and others over there (I especially like the one on presentations – I’ll blog that later!) are really interesting.
This chart (from the post) – really re-states a lot of the concepts in Cluetrain; except in a table rather than 150 pages:
The rest of the post really goes on to discuss why ‘traditional marketing’ gets a bad press and how ‘neo-marketing’ (yuk) tries to change this.
My own personal viewpoint is that product/solution evangelism is going to be big in the next 12-18 months. Especially with the noise in the traditional marketing spaces. What will seem like more personal one-on-one conversations will make the difference. You reading this Ted?
Two interesting posts:
http://www.intuitive.com/blog/seo_books_aaron_wall_sued_over_comments_on_his_weblog.html
http://www.intuitive.com/blog/crafting_the_ideal_business_blog_comment_strategy.html
I strongly recommend anyone who is posting to read them.
I knew I had this from several people last year – but I refound the article browsing snorps blog.
Matthew Szulik, Red Hat CEO talking to Computing in the UK – http://www.computing.co.uk/computing/analysis/2075934/putting-linux-desktop
Why Red Hat versus Novell-SuSE or Sun JDS on the desktop?
They’re all proprietary except us. They all have proprietary technology inside, not 100 per cent open source software. They continue to lock customers in to limit choice.
If you buy the Sun desktop, you’re going to buy into the proprietary Sun architecture. With SuSE there’s Red Carpet, integrated with other Novell technologies, still proprietary.
As the saying goes:
Matthew Szulik – I hereby request source to the 100% Open Source Red Hat solutions “Red Hat Network Proxy” and “Red Hat Network Satellite”
Here’s waiting.
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