I haven’t updated my blog in a while, why? Mainly because I’ve been gone for a few weeks on my holiday. My first time to the United States and the people following my Twitter feed have seen some of my impressions. I won’t repeat those here, they’re still publicly readable. What I will do is post a list of things I saw during the trip. Just a quick list though, I’ve seen too much to remember 
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Back from the States.. |
| June 22nd, 2009 by Steven |
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Why I don't like SharePoint: Part IV |
| May 1st, 2009 by Steven |
Ah, it’s been a while since I’ve made a post with this title. It’s time again though. My arch-enemy in software world has once again managed to astound me with it’s presence. And I mean that in a negative way. The question I’ve been asking myself recently is “Why? Why do businesses think that everything should be solved with SharePoint?”
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Why I don’t like SharePoint: Part IV |
| May 1st, 2009 by Steven |
Ah, it’s been a while since I’ve made a post with this title. It’s time again though. My arch-enemy in software world has once again managed to astound me with it’s presence. And I mean that in a negative way. The question I’ve been asking myself recently is “Why? Why do businesses think that everything should be solved with SharePoint?”
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Spb Mobile Shell 3.0 released! |
| April 23rd, 2009 by Steven |
In the world of smartphones HTC is quite a big player. They’ve had their TouchFlo interface for quite some time now and it has always attracted me. Problem is though, that I bought my mobile a few months before the first actual TouchFlo engine was released. Now there are a few options you could take when you would want a similar interface on your mobile. You could download a new ROM and put that on your phone, or you could resort to a program like Spb Mobile Shell. The first option has never really attracted my attention. I’ve seen countless ROMs that look pretty sweet, but the whole thought of having to hack your phone and probably lose your warrenty made this too unattractive. Then I found my solution in Spb Mobile Shell 2, and now version 3 is out!
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Farewell my trusty Xbox… |
| April 7th, 2009 by Steven |
It has happened. As an Xbox 360 owner you can probably wait for it to happen, but you still have hopes that it never happens. Well, it just did. The so called Red Ring of Death has appeared on my Xbox and I cannot get it to work anymore. A quick call to tech support resulted in the inevitable: I have to send it in to be repaired. I’ve done that before and haven’t seen my Xbox for well over a month (maybe even 2). Hopefully that’ll go faster this time around.
Xbox support advises to register your console online and make a repair request through their site. Luckily for me, the site is being weird and doesn’t want to accept my request. I’m so glad everything works as it should…