Monthly Archives: June 2002

Deci­sions, deci­sions. I would like to update my Linux PC but it’s maxed out hardware-wise. That means new hard­ware, but now that Apple’s OS X is matur­ing, I can get a G4 with it and still enjoy the ben­e­fits of … Read More →

Some­times blog­ging has it’s downside.

I’m not cur­rently a prac­tic­ing Catholic, though not a day goes by when I don’t think about such things. So I read Relapsed Catholic, Kathy Shaidle’s weblog every day, and while it’s not got­ten me to clean up my reli­gious … Read More →

Com­put­er­World reports that IT job growth was stag­nant in ’01 and uncer­tain in ’02, which should sur­prise no one. Given the recent spate of business’s admit­ting their results were fic­tion, I can’t for the life of me see how any­one … Read More →

No one is per­fect. We all make mis­takes, noth­ing new about that con­cept. Cor­po­ra­tions make mis­takes (New Coke any­one?) but they don’t make them very often, or at least they used to not make them very often. One of the … Read More →

Into mobile phones and tech­nol­ogy? Check­out Howard​Chui​.com, a site full of news and reviews. I’ve added it to my book­marks, since I will be in the mar­ket to buy another, sooner or later. My boss just got a new phone, … Read More →