|  Sometimes I do not forsee the unforseen consquenses of my attention to detail, my fertile imaginatin, my humourous thought patterns and my ability to write and/or speak.
Combine that with my general disregard of what people think of me and my expecting others to have the same disregard, sometimes ends up with others being offended by my actions and/or words when I never intended to offend.
It leaves me feeling bad for them feeling bad. But most of the time I have little to no guilt nor remorse.
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|  I picked the following up from MacDailyNews and thought it was a great call on capitalism taking care of it's own if the government leaves well enough alone.
With Microsoft net income dropping by nearly 1/3rd(29%) this quarter is that not a call for Obama to bail them out, or too just let nature take it's course.
In a capitalist socity it might take 10+ years for Apple to achive dominence, or Microsoft could start making products that don't suck, or some other upstart(It could be you, this is America after all, no dream is too big.) could take the world by storm. Either way the people win. If the government takes over the computer industry we would be stuck with 90's tech for a centry and probaby all be speaking Chinese long before that.
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Excerpts from a BusinessWeek interview with Apple CEO Steve Jobs, October 12, 2004:
Steve Jobs: Apple had a monopoly on the graphical user interface for almost 10 years. That's a long time. And how are monopolies lost? Think about it. Some very good product people invent some very good products, and the company achieves a monopoly. But after that, the product people aren't the ones that drive the company forward anymore. It's the marketing guys or the ones who expand the business into Latin America or whatever. Because what's the point of focusing on making the product even better when the only company you can take business from is yourself? So a different group of people start to move up. And who usually ends up running the show? The sales guy... Then one day, the monopoly expires for whatever reason. But by then the best product people have left, or they're no longer listened to. And so the company goes through this tumultuous time, and it either survives or it doesn't.
BusinessWeek: Is this common in the industry?
Steve Jobs: Look at Microsoft -- who's running Microsoft?
BusinessWeek: Steve Ballmer.
Steve Jobs: Right, the sales guy. Case closed.
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|  I found iBlogger, it's an iPhone app that supposedly let's me post fairly easily to Xanga.
The email post option for Xanga almost always gives me a "Out of Memory" error. Which is annoying. It also does not allow for use of a "return" button to seperate paragraphs.
So I will try this(iBlogger) a few times and see how well it works.
In so trying out all options I saw the following fella a few days back. It's always nice to run into someone nifty.
Check me out @ twitter!
Mobile Blogging from here. |
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| At home(the TX one) fix'in to leave again.
Should have left alread but forgot to do laundry. Got to hang out with Joe Day, Alan Cleaver, Matthew Mark Miller, MegLeb Hutchings, Zach Hutchings, and a fella named Dan.
Last week was a good one. I think I have found a new home over at www.twitter.com/BlackWolf_ and it seems that Xanga's email posting is not working or y'all would have had a few more posts sense the last time.
All that to say I don't hate you, but twitter allows me to live a mobile life and that life is good to me.
If I were to do, or better mirror my twitter posts here it would not translate to well.
They limit you to 140 characters per post, which is good for me cause I can type on for 12 pages and say nothing. Or all of what I did say could be summed up in 140 characters.
Teaches you to be consise and get you point out quickly.
Anyway none of you care about that to much I suspect cause it really doesn't even really sound all that interesting to me. Sometimes that is how life it.
If Xanga gets a good mobile interface let me know.
As a side note before I leave, I am thinking about moving to a wordpress blog and doing a few post/week over there.
I'll be sure to keep you in the loop. It will probably be a time delayed loop due to the slow(and mostly good) changes here at Xanga.
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| Sometimes playing a board game is a lot of fun. And for some people
it's not.
Keep in mind, games are designed to foster and boost friendships, not
to create lifelong enemies.
I am currently posting quite a bit at www.twitter.com if you hang out
over there follow me @BlackWolf_ for my life in 140 character bits or
less.
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