One More Firefox Extension
Earlier today I wrote about my Firefox extensions, here’s one more that I found tonight that is actually very useful.
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Teqlo RSS Widgets
We released a new “widget pack” tonight for RSS. Look at this as a starting point, we didn’t build this just to be another RSS client… and quite honestly this isn’t going to replace Google Reader or NetNewsWire. We’re all about making widgets integrate together, so this is starting point to enabling RSS to integrate [...]
Mike Gotta Responds
Mike Gotta posted a response to my enterprise IT post a couple of days ago. All things considered, Gotta’s post is reasoned and well argued, I appreciate him taking the time to post a detailed piece and that actually serves one goal I had with the post, to spark debate.
Prior to being an industry analyst, [...]
formatting
I can’t figure out why my text formatting is so whacky (see post below). It’s driving me nuts and I keep troubleshooting it.
Cloud 9 Analytics
I think we’re gonna see a flood of these companies, and it goes without saying that not that all of them will succeed, but I think this could be an interesting one to watch. Cloud 9 Analytics is apparently is the rebirth of Certive, which should squash any critics who would suggest that a startup [...]
My Firefox Rig
I recently replaced my Macbook Pro so I had to reinstall a bunch of software. This is always a good time to clean up the configuration, especially if you are like me and tend to try pretty much everything. I took a look at my browser and all the crap that I had added on [...]
Send Us Feedback, Win a Shuffle
Do you have some feedback for Teqlo? Got a widget you would like to see us add? Idea for an application or something we could do to improve the usability?
Send us feedback and we’ll enter you in a drawing to win an iPod Shuffle, and not just once but for the next 12 weeks. That’s [...]
Vista, Office and Outlook 2007 are a Nightmare
I don’t have Vista or the new version of Office, so it’s impossible for me to offer anything more than Jason is a credible guy and if he says this is happening then I have no reason to discount it. Also, he’s on a new Dell machine with 2gb of memory.
Outlook is one of those [...]
State of Affairs in Enterprise IT – Part 1
I was thinking this weekend about the convergence of trends that we are experiencing in enterprise technology. In the Irregulars discussions these things get vigorously debated but there is invariably a thread that remains to be pulled on, not because we neglect it but because of the circular nature of things and how one trend [...]
Gore Wins Oscar, Lights Up the Night
There’s probably a joke in here about Gore using geothermal to be self-sustaining in his energy usage…
DRUDGE REPORT FLASH 2007®: Gore’s mansion, [20-room, eight-bathroom] located in the posh Belle Meade area of Nashville, consumes more electricity every month than the average American household uses in an entire year, according to the Nashville Electric Service (NES).
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