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Monthly Archives: April 2013
Jon vs AT&T
The other night, I was using my Adium account to do some IMing with some colleagues when it suddenly threw me out and asked for my password. My Adium was set up with my Yahoo account, which was actually an … Continue reading
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Buy yourself a S’well bottle today
Though I haven’t written about it, yet, I’ve had a S’well bottle now for quite a while. At least 8 months, if I’m not mistaken. I can’t say I’ve put a lot of thought into my water vessels (which is … Continue reading
Being an employment reference for a current employee
In the past, I’ve had anywhere from seven to 30 employees reporting directly or indirectly to me. And in each case, my expectations for them are simple. While they’re working for me, I expect them to push themselves, their peers … Continue reading
Apple forsakes core audience to acquire new one
If I’m not mistaken, Apple was the first major laptop producer to include a 16:9 ratio, letterbox monitor screen. (If they weren’t the first, they were very close.) I’m confident this was done because HD was emerging and television was … Continue reading