Archive for March, 2009
Tools I Use – 2009-03-18
I’ve never done a post where I discuss some of the tools that I use on a daily basis to help me accomplish the many goals I have. So today we’re going to look at some tools.
Windows Live Writer – Hands down the best blog editor available for Windows. Oddly enough it’s also written by [...]
The RIAA, MPAA, & The PirateBay Trial
While I’m not going to debate if the people running The Pirate Bay are actually guilty of copyright infringement, I do want to look at something. The content creators’ undying need to 1) limit and 2) prohibit the consumer’s use of their products.
Consulting Consultants: Resolving Perception Issues
Whether intentional or not, a bad perception of you was set. The client doesn’t have a ton of respect for you and your work is unfairly scrutinized, even if no error was found in said code.
Experiences on Windows 7
A couple of weeks ago I took the plunge and installed the public beta of Windows 7 onto my personal computer at home. At the same time I made the leap into the 64-bit world. I’ve had a 64-bit processor for a while now just haven’t installed a 64-bit operating system on it before. The [...]
A Conservative in an Ever Growing Liberal World
I’ve been spending a lot of time over the last few months trying to analyze my beliefs, principles, and understanding of the world I live in. As I prepare to bring another child into this crazy world I feel that it is my duty to really think about some of these things. Things like politics, motives, morals, free choice, success, death, and taxes. As I watch, listen, and read about a president I didn’t vote for make bold statements and say things that to me sound contradictory, it hurts me to think where this country could possibly be in four years time.
links for 2009-03-07
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