Articles in Musings
With the release of Apple’s latest laptop lineup, Apple has quietly removed FireWire 400 ports from their lineup. Released in 1995, FireWire has long been the preferred standard for attaching external hard drives, high-speed card …
Washington DC has recently decided to hang up the keys to the Microsoft Upgrade Closet and adopt Google Apps for its city employees. The choice Washington DC has made will help to cut their budget …
The Presidential election season gives us a great time to reflect on the past look at our present, and envision our future in technology. For a few years Blackberry was the heir apparent in the …
I’m still asked this question frequently. And I used to have a pretty long-winded answer about the pros and cons of each choice; it involved power, hardware wear-and-tear and time vs. productivity and, well, so …
I’m proud to announce that ArcSource has a Yelp page!! If you’re a Yelp user, please do stop by and say hi?
There is a huge variety of amazingly useful Web 2.0 services that ArcSource depends …
Well now this is just stupid.
Taking a chapter right out of Microsoft’s intrusive “We’ll block everything for you until you say it’s ok” Vista book, Adobe has suddenly and annoyingly decided to block every flash …
Peer to you: pick up your phone or else
The advent of the internet brought the world to you. Information that once required you to go out into the world and hunt down is now as …
Allow me to introduce myself. I’m Aaron, the latest techie to join the ArcSource team. I grew up in Oakland and Berkeley, and after 4 years in Arcata (and 1 in Paris), …
A collegue/friend of mine once used the expression “Mac Bigots” to describe a small group of us. This is most certainly the case. I freely admit to being extrememly biased in the ever stimulating debate …