Posts Tagged ‘posting

Since I started self-hosting this blog again on August 6 2008, I have been trying to find more ways to pull traffic toward the content that I put up. Like all bloggers, I feel that I have important things to say (at least in the area of Web performance), and ideas that should be read [...]

Since August of this year, I have been exploring the insides of my mind in greater detail. If you read this blog regularly, you are pretty likely aware of the fluctuations in my mood, and the rationality of my behaviour.
If you get the chance, find and watch The Secret Life of the Manic Depressive hosted [...]

I think that I am protected from the PHP XML-RPC vulnerability discovered by Secunia. However, the team at b2evolution have made only a cursory attempt to explain what is happening.
I have updated the xmlrpc.php file on my serv to the latest CVS version and also updated the PHP XML-RPC library in PEAR.
Looking forward to a [...]

Tyme hits for six with this posting about how Scoble is unique in the world of corporate blogging.
I have to agree with her on her opinion. In discussing the possibility of establishing a blog at our company, the conversation between myself and the other contributor came down to one final point: could our company handle [...]

Last post here on this topic.
Go read Kevin. He got promoted to my list of must reads with this posting.

Jeff Nolan and I have had our differences, mainly over Prop. 13. But his posting that links to an article listing the reasons why people are fleeing California cities (or the state entirely) is heartening.
Not for California. But for those of us who decided that we couldn’t stay there and live in one of the [...]

I am in a Sales Meeting for the next three days, so postings will be light until the evenings.

Scott Berkun’s monthly essay is on the topic of why and how Smart People defend Bad Ideas. [here]
I have been in and seen people in these situations many times in my life. One of the great faculties we as human beings have is that which allows us to make decisions and then defend them.
But because [...]

The Gomery postings have drawn a huge amount of traffic to my server. It’s been fun to watch the numbers explode all day.
I will return to normal blogging tomorrow.

Cubes v. Open Space

In: smp

28 Mar 2005

Interesting posting on this topic here.
I vote for cubes. I prefer to have some space to call my own, especially for the 10 hours a day I spend there.


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