Month: October 2008
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links for 2008-10-21
wattzon.org The average American uses 11400 Watts of power continuously. This is the equivalent of burning 114 x100 Watt light bulbs, all the time. The average person globally uses 2255 Watts of power, or a little less than 23 x100 Watt light bulbs. What are the consequences of us all using this much power? What…
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Twitter Updates for 2008-10-21
@yojibee enjoy the new camera, I love my 400D, a big upgrade from the 300D # Retweeting @mastermark: “IT needs to not do ‘to”, or ‘for’ consumers, but ‘with’ them” Doug Neal #lef # Retweeting @mastermark: “What other industry refers to their customers as ‘users’? Drug dealers.” Doug Neal #lef # @vlongani just wait until…
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Twitter Updates for 2008-10-20
morning all! sunburnt today after a fantastic days sailing yesterday! 😀 # @Jimconnolly ditto re the follow! Good to see yet another ubuntu’er, I unfortunately still have to suffer WinXP for work though! # also a big “hola” to those that tagged along over the weekend! Thanks for the follows! # @chuckstar76 ah, so this…
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links for 2008-10-17
SharePoint Price Calculator We often hear questions from clients about how licensing works for Microsoft Office SharePoint Server. Pricing for MOSS can be complex, especially when calculating the cost of optional products. For your convenience and information, we've developed the SharePoint Price Calculator. This tool can help you develop a good ballpark estimate of your…
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Twitter Updates for 2008-10-17
morning tweeps! is it Friday already!? No complaints from me though! # @ssheppard congrats on the new nephew! # over the air installs of qik, ShoZu, and GPSed on the N95 were very smooth. Nice! # so are we @chinposin today? # @chinposin update # @verowhite Telefonica te han subido a 6 megas!? viendo las…
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links for 2008-10-16
Web Ink Now: Top 5 corporate blogging mistakes and how to avoid them Like many of you, I regularly follow a bunch of business-related blogs and check out dozens of others each week. Most of the new ones I check out have no value (for me) so I never return. I've been thinking about why…
