A geek, a musician, an Android lover. I use Linux at home and Microsoft products in your offices.
self-educated
Providing IT Support and Services to South-Eastern Michigan since 2006.
Windows/Linux System Administration
Hardware/Software/Network Consulting, Sales & Support
Google Apps Administration
Well, this WordPress install has run for going on two years and was finally compromised in late March 2012. Hopefully we’re all cleaned up now, will of course be watching for more mp3 downloading euro-students.
Good times.
My schedule has recently changed dramatically due to a number of new commitments, the most significant of which is a new venture in tech based out of the good old motor city. We’re currently in the early formative stages of a rather large undertaking which means meetings. Lots of free thought on tap and my mind is swimming over the possibilities. It’s a great space to exist within, one that is rarely fostered in the majority of work environments.
Many of our discussions have left me pondering the concept of ownership and material possessions. I am not a wealthy man, I live well on little and am content with what I have. That is to say, I get by with a little help from my friends. There are certainly things I would like to own that I do not but on the whole I am content with the haphazard collection of hand-me-downs and second-hand-store finds that populate my life.
While the list of things I wish I had is fairly obvious (ahem – health insurance – thanks Washington) the list of things I have accumulated over the years is long. Screwdrivers, lawnmowers, rakes, shovels… it’s an endless array of ‘gotta have its’. And the funny thing is WE ALL have them.
And that IS a funny thing. There are 25 houses on my block. 25 lawnmowers, 25 snowblowers, probably hundreds of screwdrivers. Products we all made a conscious decision to buy, but rarely use. Why is it we feel the need to own a thing, are we driven my mistrust of others, competition or what?
What has happened to our sense of community?
I’m an entrepreneur living in south-eastern michigan. Self-employed since 2006, I own and operate ITWERKS, providing Information Technology services to residential and small business clients. I use linux at home, android on the road and microsoft products in your offices.
I love this setup, everything I want when I want it with minimal hassle.
it worked for awhile and them blammo, about two months ago pbxes.com mentioned capacity issues. now i can’t register GTalk trunks as a free user anymore. considering how buggy the service was to begin with, i’m not motivated to pay for a soho account. so, how to continue testing? XMPP client (like Beem), will GTalk ever support voice on Android?
This is a simple WordPress blog where I’ll be jotting down my thoughts on a number of subjects. The entries will primarily focus on technology but may deviate from time to time into the realms of creative expression and social anxiety. I hope you’ll visit often and participate in the ongoing discussions.
Thanks for visiting!
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