Ada Lovelace Day 2009 Women I admire in tech: Justine Ezarik and my daughter

Are you not familiar with “The Queen of the Engines” (fine that’s a reference to The Difference Engine)? Ada Lovelace wasn’t just the first programmer, pushing Charles Babbage’s Difference and Analytical to beyond what Charles himself envisioned, I’d venture that Ada was the world’s first geek girl. Here’s a women who bucked the Victorian trends [...]

Finally, Carbonite for Mac is launched!

I’ve been a huge fan of Carbonite since they launched. That little, online, behind-the-scenes backup app has saved my tush on at least three occasions. (Disclosure: Because I was an early tester and reviewer I’ve been provided with subscriptions throughout this time). So when I got word that Carbonite was finally out for the Mac [...]

If you’re looking for the Third Tuesday live blog…

I decided to do it on the M2O blog instead, so saunter over there.

Blogger Night at the Opera: Finale and more pictures

As is tradition, after opening night there is a party backstage to celebrate the night and the performers. Food, drink, and (swoon) the lovely ladies of the the opera. What did I think of Rigoletto? Honestly Carmen is still my favourite. Don’t get me wrong, I loved Rigoletto. It is intense and challenges us to [...]

Treachery! Lies! Lust! Just another day at the opera.

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With the end of act one … Heck you can you can read the others for a plot synopsis (Kimli, Tanya, Rebecca, So Misguided ), for me this is about Sheila. I came to see her and would have gladly paid top dollar to be here. What can you say when you get to see [...]

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