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TC5.0 Email Templates: An Overview

Ken Robertson 6/26/2009 8:42:14 AM

In the newest version of Telligent Community and Telligent Enterprise, we've completely rebuild the way email templates are handled to unlock a new level of possibilities and performance. I'm planning on going over several aspects of it, including highlights, usage, and extending the new templating with...

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Telligent Community and Telligent Enterprise released!

Ken Robertson 6/23/2009 5:22:00 PM

Today, all the Telligenti have been buzzing regarding the recent release of Telligent Community and Telligent Enterprise. From telligent.com : "Telligent, a leader in community, collaboration and social analytics software, today announced the availability of version 5.0 of Telligent Community (previously...

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Know thy customer

Ken Robertson 6/12/2009 8:43:48 AM

I frequently read stuff on WebHostingTalk. Yesterday I was catching up on the happenings of the week when I saw a post of a type I've seen elsewhere before. The premise is "we're a software development company, we're writing this product, what do you, our target customer, want in it?" I always see those...

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Contemplating some computing changes

Ken Robertson 5/2/2009 9:16:58 AM

Recently have been thinking about some computing changes. I switched over to a Mac almost a year and a half ago, and have been all Mac for a year now (Mac Pro desktop and Macbook Pro laptop). I have definitely fallen in love with my Mac and the tools on it. I absolutely love Spaces/Expose, Things, Quicksilver...

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Drawing lessons from a failure

Ken Robertson 4/30/2009 6:45:37 PM

Recently, a sandwich shop here in town closed up. I wasn't really all that surprised, since I knew it was doomed for failure from the beginning, but I was thinking about it and saw some useful lessons in it. This is the story of the Mr. Pickles Restaurant in Lodi, CA. For almost 2 years, my wife and...

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New Papercut released!

Ken Robertson 4/24/2009 10:57:29 PM

Last year, I had introduced Papercut as a simple utility for testing email capabilities of a site or application. Since then, I've used it quite frequently and occasionally get emails from others who've also found it useful (I always appreciate those). Tonight, I am pleased to release a new release....

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XenServer now free, but what's its future?

Ken Robertson 2/23/2009 11:04:32 PM

A while ago, I'd read a prediction about Citrix eventually dropping the Xen hypervisor . The article and site mostly focus on aspects of XenApp and VMware's VDI. The prediction was that Citrix drop Xen in favor of Hyper-V and focus more on tools, saying they're selling the tools already, not the hypervisor...

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Awesome virtual server hosting

Ken Robertson 2/6/2009 8:00:06 PM

For a while now, I've run a small virtual server business, hosted on a couple of servers that I own in a local Sacramento datacenter. Currently, I'm looking for a few additional customers. I don't actively recruit, however looking to fill some extra capacity I have. Some information: Windows Server 2008...

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Working from home through life's stages

Ken Robertson 2/5/2009 9:38:00 PM

I had been talking to a friend recently about working from home and how it has been over the past years. I'd realized that I have a special perspective on working from home as I've been doing it for last 4 1/2 years and have been progressing through several of life's stages. Over that time, I've collected...

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Desperate Domain Resellers?

Ken Robertson 1/14/2009 9:21:00 PM

This morning I woke up to this email waiting for me: From: xxx@googlemail.com To: me Subject: Regarding your domain name whobroke.us Hi, I wondered if you would be interested in buying the .COM version of your domain name whobroke.us for $195 ? Let me know. Shawn. So I have this domain name, whobroke...

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