Online Learning Resources
I have a bunch of topics I’ve been meaning to blog about this year, and just haven’t had the time to get to too many of them. A lot of […]
Microsoft
managing long-term reminders, take three
Back in November, I had a problem at work, where all of my long-term reminders in Outlook were unexpectedly deleted. The details on that can be found here, with some […]
new Lenovo laptop
The new laptop that I ordered on Sunday showed up today. It’s a Lenovo Flex 5, from Costco. I don’t have much to say about it yet. It’s about what […]
SharePoint, React, Laptops, and so on
I mentioned a while back that I’m trying to learn about the (relatively) new SharePoint Framework (SPFx), for a project at work. I’ve made some progress with that, but I […]
SharePoint, Somerville, and so on
A little follow-up on some subjects from yesterday’s post: I complained a bit yesterday about the “hundreds of files” pulled in on a new “Hello World” SharePoint Framework project. I […]
Xbox follow-up
Now that I’ve had my Xbox for a few weeks, I thought I should post a follow-up. I’m mostly using it to play Bejeweled, to be honest. I played Mass […]
Hardware in, hardware out
OK, here’s one more Xbox follow-up post (previous). The vertical stand was delivered on Memorial Day. I was kind of surprised about that, since (1) it’s a holiday, and (2) […]
More Xbox silliness
OK, here’s another post nobody needs, in my continuing series about unnecessarily buying an Xbox One. First, on the subject of Amazon’s hapless delivery system: I still don’t have the […]
I bought an Xbox
Sigh. I’m going to call this post the third part of my “Xbox denial trilogy”. (First part here and second part here.) I gave up and ordered an Xbox from […]
probably still not buying an Xbox
I’m probably still not buying an Xbox, but I’ve been paying more attention to Xbox-related news this week than usual. The Microsoft/Sony deal is kind of interesting, though it might […]