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webmstr.com: 10/07/2001 - 10/14/2001
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These are the miscellaneous comments of Robert Boucher. I've been building web sites since 1993, and own the California license plate WEBMSTR and the always-sparse webmstr.com. Sunday, October 07, 2001. In a recent email bulletin, David Raikow of Smart Partner Magazine seems to blame the spread of the Code Red virus on bad systems administration, citing that Microsoft had released a patch that would block the virus one month earlier. This is completely unfair! Can the users print? Sysadmins are not appli...
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webmstr.com: 11/18/2001 - 11/25/2001
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These are the miscellaneous comments of Robert Boucher. I've been building web sites since 1993, and own the California license plate WEBMSTR and the always-sparse webmstr.com. Tuesday, November 20, 2001. Where have all the CEOs gone? Should that be sung to the tune of "Where have all the flowers gone" by Pete Seeger? I found the following job description on the web. Chief Executive Officer - CEO. Develops primary goals, operating plans, policies, and short and long range. Shareholders, and the public.
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webmstr.com: 06/03/2001 - 06/10/2001
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These are the miscellaneous comments of Robert Boucher. I've been building web sites since 1993, and own the California license plate WEBMSTR and the always-sparse webmstr.com. Monday, June 04, 2001. I needed to call technical support for a laptop computer. After entering all the little digits on the bottom. Of the system, I received the following notice from their phone system:. Due to heavy call volume, we are experiencing delays of an hour or more. While it's true that I want someone to take my call i...
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webmstr.com: 04/14/2002 - 04/21/2002
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These are the miscellaneous comments of Robert Boucher. I've been building web sites since 1993, and own the California license plate WEBMSTR and the always-sparse webmstr.com. Sunday, April 14, 2002. Continuing the discussion on usability, do people really think. About how their users will actually use their systems? Take job sites (topical for me! Job in their database! You will keep users if you:. Make it easy for users to find things on your site. Posted by The Photographer at 2:54 PM. If you get p.
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webmstr.com: 05/06/2001 - 05/13/2001
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These are the miscellaneous comments of Robert Boucher. I've been building web sites since 1993, and own the California license plate WEBMSTR and the always-sparse webmstr.com. Tuesday, May 08, 2001. There's little new about internet taxes. We've all grown used to buying from catalogs to avoid sales tax. Of course, you've been writing a check to your state for use tax. Which to me means that the catalog industry is sitting on 9X the sales taxes that we're discussing with internet sales. I happened to nee...
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webmstr.com: 12/12/2004 - 12/19/2004
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These are the miscellaneous comments of Robert Boucher. I've been building web sites since 1993, and own the California license plate WEBMSTR and the always-sparse webmstr.com. Friday, December 17, 2004. News Reporting on the Web. Today, the SJ Mercury News posted an article entitled, ". State unveils Megan's Law Web site." (Try to read it. Before the Merc locks it up behind their lame registration system). In this entire article about the state's new web site, guess what they forgot? How Dumb is TIVO?
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webmstr.com: 05/20/2001 - 05/27/2001
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These are the miscellaneous comments of Robert Boucher. I've been building web sites since 1993, and own the California license plate WEBMSTR and the always-sparse webmstr.com. Friday, May 25, 2001. There's a lot written about usability on the web. There are expensive consultants you can hire who will teach you about usability [ 1. But is it really too hard to imagine how users will use your site. And then a link for "End of list". So why can't they get it right? Even add the following to the page:.
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webmstr.com: 04/29/2001 - 05/06/2001
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These are the miscellaneous comments of Robert Boucher. I've been building web sites since 1993, and own the California license plate WEBMSTR and the always-sparse webmstr.com. Saturday, May 05, 2001. It's an operating system. Wow. How exciting. Why can't anyone grasp that:. Linux is not a revolution. How long has Unix been around? Linux is not a way of life. Linux will not make your users have a better experience with your web site. Linux is not free. Have you ever heard of support and maintenance?
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webmstr.com: 07/14/2002 - 07/21/2002
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These are the miscellaneous comments of Robert Boucher. I've been building web sites since 1993, and own the California license plate WEBMSTR and the always-sparse webmstr.com. Thursday, July 18, 2002. Unix on the Desktop. Many companies with large development organizations have been trying to come up with a version of Unix that would unseat Microsoft Windows on the desktops of average computer users worldwide. In this battle, they've run across many obstacles:. Isn't it ironic, don't you think? News Rep...
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webmstr.com: 07/22/2001 - 07/29/2001
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These are the miscellaneous comments of Robert Boucher. I've been building web sites since 1993, and own the California license plate WEBMSTR and the always-sparse webmstr.com. Tuesday, July 24, 2001. Forest for the Trees. In Internet Week talks about the Department of Defense is trying to rollout a system of smart cards to their 4 million people, and how health care companies are rolling out card to their members, but they're facing all kinds of problems due to the size of the user base. If you get p.
