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Repairing typewriters
Last week, I received emails from two former clients who needed some help with some legacy work. One needed some tweaks done on a print ad that was at least three years old. The other had moved his web site … Continue reading
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Change is hard but choosing the wrong service is harder
I was listening to the news on the local Cincinnati NPR station this morning and heard a story about the City of Cincinnati moving from its self-hosted email service to either Google or Microsoft. In the analysis portion of the … Continue reading
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I apologize for that expectation
I apologize for setting that expectation. Apparently it was done during a weak moment of kindness, one that you are now making me wholeheartedly regret. I’m sorry I answered the phone on a Sunday morning. You mistook a moment of … Continue reading
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Fun with QR Codes
Whenever I take the event van out, I get annoyed and frustrated with people tailgating. Everyone should have to drive a cargo van so they understand that when you get right up on the bumper, the driver, really, really can … Continue reading
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Are your tweets, retweets and blog posts complicit?
Yum Brands expects damage throughout the remainder of the year over a lawsuit brought by a California women in January who later dropped the suit voluntarily in April. How many people knee-jerk tweeted, retweeted and wrote blog posts about the … Continue reading
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