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Chrome's EULA
Published Thu, Sep 4 2008 11:32 | William
Yah, I'm probably like the 10 trillionth person to post about it, but until now I hadn't really had a chance to look at it. This morning Gizmodo had a piece on it which definitely makes you shake your head thinking WTF. However like most things...
And you thought I just some moron
Published Wed, Aug 13 2008 23:37 | William
Many folks north of Miami-Dade county have never heard of El Chupacabra. And if you try tipping them off to it, they laugh at you like your some kind of moron. At least that's what they did when I told them. I've been warning people of the dangers...
The downside to copy and paste
Published Fri, Dec 28 2007 0:01 | William
As much time as I spend on computers, it's really hard to imagine life without the Clipboard. Copy/Cut/Paste is such a handy feature I couldn't begin to calculate how much time and effort it's saved me. However, it's definitely caused...
"I don't know" is an answer we should hear more often
Published Fri, Dec 21 2007 2:25 | William
We've all heard the adage "It's better to remain silent and be thought of as dumb than to speak and remove all doubt." While this is certainly good advice, I don't think it's entirely correct. Let me digress for a moment... Tonight...
The Bill of Rights in 2007
Published Tue, Dec 18 2007 22:31 | William
So often when I hear talking heads pontificate about constitutional issues, I hear two basic sides. The first is the strict constructionist interpretation where they claim the constitution is clear as day hence end of discussion. On the other side you...
Business Travel Sucks
Published Thu, Dec 13 2007 1:09 | William
I don't remember the details exactly, but at some point in my very early childhood, me and the folks were flying to Pittsburgh for the holidays. I remember pop being really adamant about "flying 1st class so we don't have to put up with all...
Calling People "Resources" doesn't make you cool
Published Wed, Dec 5 2007 14:09 | William
I know I huff and puff about this a lot, but it drives me insane. Recently, in the ADO.NET NG, a recruiter posted the following. As annoying as it is to have recruiters post in public newsgroups, do they have to talk like such tools? Moreover, I understand...
Truer words have not been spoken
Published Fri, Nov 30 2007 23:55 | William
Raymond Lewallen posted the following on his Twitter page . if i get one more vampire bite thingy whatever from facebook, i'm going to kick @ CalebJenkins in the nuts! Its seems to have started there. about 8 hours ago from Witty I know I'm out...
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Another major data breach
Published Thu, Nov 22 2007 1:24 | William
Although this time the incompetence and sloppiness wasn't the Veteran's Administration . In each of the stories of this sort that I remember, the data turns up a few weeks later, is blamed on some small and innocent mistake and all kinds of assurances...
Fighting the Bull
Published Fri, Sep 7 2007 10:15 | William
A few years ago, I read a truly excellent book called Why Business People Speak Like Idiots: A Bullfighter's Guide . I really liked it b/c I was working at a place with a whole lot of people who were really into talking in business speak and thought...
Impostors and phonies getting as bad as spammers
Published Tue, Sep 4 2007 3:44 | William
The community server panel , like all mainstream blog engines, has a feature that allows you to approve comments. You can create word lists to automatically filter comments in an effort to eliminate spam. You can search your comments marked spam and delete...
JesOS (TM) The First True Christian (TM) Operating System
Published Tue, Sep 4 2007 3:09 | William
I'm probably going to hell for even reading this, let alone posting a link to it. Atheists/Agnostics and Christians that can laugh at some of the less desirable aspects of their faith will get a good chuckle out of it. If you are of the persuasion...
Man bites dog
Published Mon, Sep 3 2007 18:16 | William
A few of these clips are definitely NSFW b/c of the language. In fact, more than a few are. But if you look at some of Jimmy Justice's video , you'll probably laugh your butt off. Basically, he's a citizen vigilante who goes around and photographs...
Free Silverlight Training
Published Tue, Aug 14 2007 20:53 | William
My friend Brian Madsen who owns CSharpZealot has teamed up with InnerWorkings to extend a really slick offer for Free Silverlight Training for CSharpZealot members . In addition, Shawn Wildermuth has been way ahead of the crowd when it comes to Silverlight...
Passenger's bill of duties
Published Thu, Aug 9 2007 10:39 | William
Athough it's been relatively slow in the past few months, I typically have to engage in a good bit of air travel and it seems that many developers/consultants I know are in the same boat.. TSA and similar concerns have made air travel more frustrating...
Coding Arguments - aka How to Start Religious Wars
Published Mon, Jul 23 2007 5:33 | William
I am lucky enough to work for a company that really encourages us to get together and learn/hang out etc. One way this happens is by Tech Nights. Basically, we have in office meetings which are recorded via Live Meeting, where someone picks a topic and...
Pimpology Law 11 - Avoid Gorillas and Godzillas
Published Sun, Jul 22 2007 22:12 | William
I'm somewhat hesitant to write this because I really want people to buy this book. However I figured from all the freaking emails I'm getting asking if I'm serious, I probably ought to make it clear that Yes, I am totally serious about this...
The stupidity of this amazes me
Published Sun, Jul 22 2007 21:27 | William
I had to read a book called The Bell Curve about ten years ago. It was very controversial and I bought it, I just didn't buy the reasoning (don't think race was at the heart of the differences). He pointed out that smart people were having fewer...
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Pimpology vs Harry Potter
Published Sat, Jul 21 2007 4:44 | William
On Fridays, Kim and I typically go to P.F. Changs for dinner and then go to Barnes and Noble to and go book shopping. Tonight everything was going well, and after dinner we walked across the street to B & N. At some point, I started having flashbacks...
The coolest campaign ad ever
Published Tue, Mar 6 2007 2:11 | William
Ok, so it's probably not real and it's been done before. But it's still really *** cool
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