Droid or iPhone?

Yes, I have them both. Of course both are fine. I use my Droid because I want to be like my son, or is it that I don’t use an iPhone to not be like my Dad. From the Mercury News:

New studies highlight app gap between Apple, Android: As Google and Apple continue their [...]

Taking LinkedIn Seriously: Bootcamp

I started using LinkedIn pretty soon after its release and it was a sparse, actually empty, social network at that time. It has come a long way, but my use of it hasn’t. I adopted too early. Following the rule of attending to one thing, and being reminded by a peer, I found the LinkedIn [...]

Open Source Replacements for The Expensive Applications

From Internet.com 67 Open Source Replacements for Really Expensive Applications.

I have had recent experience selecting and recommending software in a number of these categories and this review echos my own results in many areas.

Essentially, even if you need commercial support, many open source programs now offer paid support that costs much less than [...]

Cheap Network Accessible Storage

I was searching for a inexpensive way to add a great deal of storage to a network and a colleague sent me this design. Thanks Robert. The best part is that they are an open company as I am, so they provide all the details of the design for me to use and hope for [...]

Troubleshooting Wi-Fi

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This was a good recent read about the usual suspects that interfere with your wireless networks and a few new ones that are always good to know about. If you have WiFi issues it is worth the time.

Read more: What’s killing your Wi-Fi? | Analysis | Features | PC Prohttp://www.pcpro.co.uk/features/367672/whats-killing-your-wi-fi#ixzz1NthhtFdB

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Apparently better to NOT purchase a Droid

I was talking with someone about purchasing a Droid last night. I saw this today from Engadget about a huge jump in the ETF fee associated with smart phones from Verizon. I think that just like their major competitor, they can’t handle the new phones and so would appear to be hoping to freeze the [...]

Netflix on Corporate Culture

I took the time to actually read this Netflix presentation. I think they really captured the point about not transitioning to a process company when you grow. I know as I moved to opportunities that rewarded effectiveness I always wanted to be the kind of employee that would be ready for this kind of company [...]