Google and the Desktop
Wednesday, June 7th, 2006J was working on analyzing some of our website data warehouse statistics today on Excel.
M (sarcastically): What are you doing using Excel? You should totally be using Google Spreadsheet for that!
J was working on analyzing some of our website data warehouse statistics today on Excel.
M (sarcastically): What are you doing using Excel? You should totally be using Google Spreadsheet for that!
I‘m trying really hard to avoid blogging about politics, but I can’t pass up the opportunity to gloat a bit.
In light of the primary election results, I thought I’d ping two of my previous political threads: CA-50 is dead to me and Immigrants are the new gay.
Here is a quote taken from a discussion on [...]
Crumpler has updated their website to celebrate their 10th anniversary.
They also added a quirky product: The 10th anniversary with this wierd embroidery on the inside:
“Election 2006: For Whom the Bell Tollsâ€.
An excellent mix of righteous anger.
If you’ve read the photography sections of my blog, you know I’m a big fan of Mark Goldstei’s
I was supposed to go to Yosemite today but had to cancel.
Based on discussions on flickr which reminded me about the rockslide in Yosemite blocking 140, I thought others would find this tip useful:
It is simply a must to subscribe to Yosemite Blog before your trip out there to supplement your trip. Besides some [...]
Someone at work sent around this link. He asked if it was “for real?â€
Man, I was so tempted when I saw the Fox News link to engage in ad hominem. But let’s look at it.
Reading Dassi’s post about the new features in Plaxo’s member e-mails, I noticed something familiar in the corner.
Picture of me? Check. My birthdate? Check. Name of person? Bruce Langdon?
Well at least I’m not Dan Brown.