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- @TmoNews thanks! I'm hoping that the G2 provides a very basic froyo UI. No Sense, no touchwiz stuff. Simpler is better. Froyo is beautiful! 40 mins ago
- @ChrisHusong Its cool but I turned it off. Truth is; its annoying. 17 hours ago
- @my6sense hi and thanks! sorry for the delay. reflashing things took me away for a bit. I'll give it a try. I like the software a lot tho! 22 hours ago
- Android is an exciting, evolving, innvoative platform. Thanks to HTC, Samsung, Moto and Google. You all enrich my life. Kudos to you all. 22 hours ago
- @TmoNews No complaints from me #TmoNews. Bring on the G2. I be ready. But the Vibrant is keeping me happy for now. All in good time :-) 22 hours ago
Monthly Archives: November 2005
Twists and Turns
If life is truly an avenue and there are numerous off-ramps we can choose to take, pass-up, ignore completely; then the last few weeks have been truly remarkable. I was out of work mere months ago and things got a … Continue reading
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Putting the Personal in Information Management
I messed around with Communigate Pro for awhile and its hacked out calendaring and contacts management approach that kind of emulates a Exchange server. One can setup a “public” user that others can then share information with or one can … Continue reading
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Personal Perspective – Years of this and that…
Everyone deserves a personal perspective; especially on a personal website that just happens to double as a weblog. I was cleaning the garage out few weeks ago and I found this old cardboard container folded over, taped, and touched by … Continue reading
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Windows Server and Linux Sales: A perspective on use case
Slashdot offered a summary of this story and actually the story points out some interesting economic factoids about the differences in sales: First, the study says that Windows based Servers accounted for 37 percent in revenue. Now traditionally, Windows based … Continue reading
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News From the Frontlines: a shot of this and that…
I’ve been at home mostly the last few days soaking in the revelry of college and NFL daze. While I really enjoy this time of the year for football, its also a changing of the guard time and you can … Continue reading
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its the day after the day…
Well, this weblog is back in shape pretty much so its time for me to begin writing about some of the things that have been occupying my time of late. The original system that the webserver was on managed to … Continue reading
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Old Posts updated
I redid the old posts now using phpmyadmin… had to do a bit of hacking on mysql databases to make things work again… hopefully all is there now. The old images I embedded into the weblog are long gone and … Continue reading