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It must have been my maturity that kept me from responding immediately to the headlines spawned by the Zuckerbuerg HTML5 comments . I am glad I waited and did some further research because I think the comments were aimed more at Apple, Google and Microsoft
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Today I was watching the Twitter stream out the corner of my left eye when I caught Paul Irish chatting with Stefan Hayden about why browsers do not include jQuery natively . As the thread progressed the tweet that caught my attention got me thinking:
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The news about Yahoo's CEO Scott Thompson's resume 'fraud' has the tech and business world abuzz. Evidently Thompson's resume claims he earned a Computer Science degree that his college did not offer during his attendance. To his credit, he did take some
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I read a lot and after reading Adrian Kingsley-Hughes list of things wrong with Windows 8 article I can't help but offer a counter analysis. I don't want to point Adrian out a a lone wolf because I have heard many articulate the same arguments
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Today is the last day of the MVP Summit. This is my fifth year being an ASP.NET MVP, and I try to squeeze every once of enjoyment I can out of the program and the Summit especially. Now that I am a seasoned veteran I spend time reflecting on things that
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Several years ago I was hanging out in the INETA TechEd lounge the entire week with different friends. We had a great time, but I was the only person there without a cool phone. I honestly do not recall the first generation iPhone being available at the
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I am really excited to be Tellago's Chief Mobility Officer . I have an official title that is chic and I get to play with a lot of toys everyday. No you cannot have my job! But there is something I think is misleading in that title and that is the term
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Recently I have started listening too Windows Weekly , hosted by Leo LePorte and Paul Thurrott. Right before Microsoft’s TechEd Paul posed a question on his Supersite for Windows on how to ‘Fix Microsoft’ . He does not want product features, but more
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Last night I was watching Steve Balmer’s CES Keynote along with 1000’s of other geeks around the world. As I watched demonstrations of XBox 360 with Kinect , Windows Phone , Tablets and new processor technologies I could not help but think how much things
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I think it has been a few years since I publically made some predictions on what I think will transpire as it relates to my world. So much has been passing before my eyes the past few years and I honestly felt very overloaded with what would stick and
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Last November I made the decision to join Tellago full-time. I was recruited by my friend Don Demsak for about 4-5 months before joining. It meant doing a lot of travel and essentially relocating to a South Florida the majority of time, a place I had
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Odds are if you are viewing this Blog with IE 6 you are in a large, slow moving corporation. I really doubt normal folks reading this Blog would still have IE 6 installed on their home or small business computers. If so, Bad Geek, Bad Geek, now go think
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Happy New Decade!!! Its hard to believe I have reached my 4th decade here on Earth, but I have. The last decade was full of challenges, good times and many bad. New Years morning I received confirmation I have received the ASP.NET MVP award for the third
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Brad Abrams recently posted tips he has for someone interviewing for a Program Manager position at Microsoft . In his post he references different questions and situations he likes to put candidates through. One section titled Design and Bahh Questions
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I tell a story about my very first assigned development task to my development friends because it really sets the development practice tone of reality to me. The first day I was on my first job after graduate school I was given a simple task of creating
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