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Monthly Archives: December 2013
The Console Living Room
The Internet Archive now has a “Console Living Room” where you can play classic console games in a browser? I’ll see you in June.
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Book Review: Phoenix Project
The Kinzua Kid is a Blue Collar IT guy, through and through; always has been, always will be. That’s why I generally eschew management philosophy books and complicated process models that fail to account for the way people actually, well, … Continue reading
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Junk Mail Is Fun
Somehow I’m on Techgtarget’s spam list and this is what graced the inbox this morning: Gartner research suggests that any data center site that is more than 7 years old is obsolete. Whether true or false, constructing a new data … Continue reading
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“Tell Me about Yourself” Is not the dumbest question, but it is the dullest
I warned you I might do this. In the long list of career advice articles, this one is not the worst topic but it does miss a great opportunity to treat the subject properly. While interviewers do frequently break the … Continue reading
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I am the Kinzua Kid
I am the Kinzua Kid. We’ll tackle why that is in a moment but first I must apologize. I haven’t been terribly productive of late, having been “offline” for about a month as I wrestled with some important decisions. It’s … Continue reading
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