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The irony of not loving software when you work for a software company

Today was one of those days where I spent too much time futzing around with software I didn’t really want in order to get rid of software I liked even less. Sick thing is, I actually felt like I accomplished something because all the little pieces more or less worked together in the end.
Isn’t it [...]


When should corporate firewalls act more like cell membranes?

I’m headed over to the airport, for a trip to the Intuit mothership in Mountain View. I’ll be there for a series of meetings, which should result in moving collaborative efforts behind the firewall further along. My main interest in this is social networking behind the firewall. (I’ve posted before about how it would be [...]


Don’t call me (even if you get a clue)

Whenever I see the staring red eye of my voicemail light I think, “if you really loved me, you’d send me email.” I had to deal with the light when I went in to the office today. The message I heard contained possibly the longest and most clueless stringing together of buzzwords ever in one [...]


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