NaNoWriMo is No More
At least for this year. Well, it’s over. Another season of writing and aspiration, or in my case writing and recrimination, is over for the year. On the plus side for me, while I didn’t attempt NaNoWriMo this year, I … Continued
Give Back On Black Friday
Instead of engaging in conspicuous spending on the biggest sale day of the year, why not give back? I’m not a huge fan of consumerism, but at the same time, I’m trapped in a culture that’s filled with it. And, … Continued
WiFi QR Code
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This might be helpful if you let people come over for the holidays this year. Back in 2014, I wrote a little post about sharing your wifi with holiday guests via something called a QR code. Back then, the technology … Continued
Unlucky Friday
About once a year, I get lazy and recycle a post about Friday the Thirteenth. Mostly, because it’s an easy post to put together, since I’ve written the meat of it already and, frankly, the history of the superstition hasn’t … Continued
D&D Renaissance and Questing Beast
After 2020 so far, I feel like we all want to retreat to a fantasy world. I’m writing this before Election Day, and, I’m sure, well before we know the outcome of the election itself. I hope that it’s a … Continued
NoNo NaNoWriMo
I’m not even kidding myself about trying to participate in National Novel Writing Month this year. Today, November 1st, kicks off NaNoWriMo, as it has annually for over twenty years now. The idea is simple; write a fifty-thousand-word novel in … Continued
Healthy Skepticism
People who call me pessimistic are just not being realistic. If the past several election cycles and the attendant advertising and attempts to sway voters have shown anything, I think, it’s that having an extra healthy level of skepticism is … Continued
Getting Away From It All
My favorite daydream is more than a vacation. I’ve mentioned this before on my blog, but when things get really bad, I’ve had the same recurring fantasy; sell everything, buy a tricked out motorhome-tiny-house and run away. Now, I know … Continued
Questions for Job Hunters
Or, things I’d want to know before I seriously applied for, or took a new job. The other day, a recruiter emailed me a super vague job description and we had a brief exchange about it. It was a little … Continued
Office 365 Management via PowerShell
posted in: Geek Work, GUI Center, MicroSoft, Never trust a Network Admin with a screwdriver, The Day Job |
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Not quite DIY DevOps for Office 365, but a good start. So, it’s been a while since I posted professional geek content on any of my blogs, so I figure I’m overdue. I’ve had a lot of titles over the … Continued