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When I want to check the internet connect speed, whether it be at work or at home, I use Speakeasy’s Speed Test . It’s free, fast, and doesn’t hedge the info. If you don’t have the juice it can be a miserable time on the Internet. So at work I have over Read More...
This caught my attention from one of my fav bloggers Frank Shaw on Glass House TM . From today’s Slate blog on human nature, a cogent analysis of the emerging competition between the real and virtual worlds , this time epitomized by the growing use of Read More...
I’m running Internet Explorer 8 as my primary browser on two of my three computers at work. Life is good, after about five minutes (if that), I forget I’ve changed. It just keeps getting better.  :o) Read More...
My boss', boss', boss',... well you get the idea, talked about that illusive thang called vision at the Wharton Business School. These are interesting times and his presentation talks to these very scary and heady times. Fascinating stuff and something Read More...
  Times are tough and now is the time for the tough to engage. Whether it's about starting a career, kick starting a skills set, or fixing a business, start here . If you can't get ideas from this resource, you're just not trying. Enjoy. Read More...
BBC NEWS | UK | Magazine | The slow death of handwriting Source: news.bbc.co.uk "For some, that is already the case. But writer Kitty Burns Florey says the art of handwriting is declining so fast that ordinary, joined-up script may become as hard to read Read More...
Some ads speak to me. They are the increasingly rare times when someone has figured out what I like. Enjoy. Now how do I get this to 'mesh' with CRM? Read More...
Fantastic video on the progression of information technology, researched by Karl Fisch, Scott McLeod, and Jeff Bronman. Read More...
Another technology to play with. Joy. I found this Wired Magazine coverage from last year very enlightening. "Twitter is the app that everyone loves to hate. Odds are you've noticed people — probably much younger than you — manically using Twitter, a Read More...
From PC Mag: "Yes, we know—if you only had a nickel for every "save money on gas" article you've read or seen in the past year. And to add to the confusion, many of the tips in these stories are in fact based on superstition, junk science, or grandfather Read More...
The Microsoft community can be a diverse, friendly, and power environment for getting things done. Checking in periodically to see what's new is a very good idea. Especially if you like to play with new toys like social bookmarking and see videos from Read More...
This from the Wall Street Journal : Dell Inc. plans to join rivals in entering an emerging market for low-price notebook computers. An official at Compal Electronics Inc., a Taiwan-based company that assembles laptops for other companies, said Dell would Read More...
Understand that I'm loath to recommend computers to friends and families because it's such a personal decision and usually the overwhelming criteria is one of cost vs. performance. I think that you need to balance the two considerations, but then I've Read More...
I was grabbing a map for a new drummer so that he could attend our practice tomorrow and I chose Windows Live Map this time. Wow, has it improved; faster, slicker, and more intuitive to use, it will become my fav mapping web site for the time being. There's Read More...
A friend of mine started using the ShorterSigs.com free services and I really like it. Recently there had been a discussion about siglines that have more space and info than the response in an email. It came to a head when one fellow had a page of sigline. Read More...
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