CompuBlab

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Category: Administrative

Congratulations To Our First Subscribers!

I would like to personally thank our first two subscribers to CompuBlab.com!

Our first subscriber shall remain nameless…because his or her account name was an obvious attempt at a “spam” name (a user name that is in truth an advertisement). You have helped us determine that for now, our anti-spam procedures are up and running!

As to our second subscriber, we appreciate your patronage and hope that you will contribute insightful commentary and ideas to this site. We won’t divulge your name just yet…but we thank you for your patronage!

Sincerely,

 

Peter S. Lee

Links Added to US Documents

Just a heads-up that I have added what I feel are very important links to the blog:

  • US National Archives
  • US Bill of Rights
  • US Constitution
  • US Declaration of Independence

The last three documents should be “required reading” for all US citizens, and the links are simply specific links into the national archives. I decided to add these specific links as I anticipate making reference to at least one of these documents in the coming days.

Enjoy!

Reading Category Added

Greetings All!

Just a heads-up that I have decided to add a category called “Reading” which will be devoted to literature of all forms (for the most part technology related) that I feel is worth your time to read.

I decided to create this category because so much of what I want to post frequently has additional reading references that are worthy of discussion in their own right. So stay tuned for posts specifically focused on good literature in all of its forms.

Mobile Technologies Category

Greetings All!

Just a heads-up that I have finally gotten around to adding a new category called “Mobile Technologies,” as this is an exploding area of computing. I have been resisting this category for a while because:

  1. I think mobile services are grossly overpriced
  2. I think smart phones such as the blackberry, iphone, android phone, etc. are grossly over-hyped
  3. I am not a big user of these technologies for the reasons stated above.

 

Only a fool would turn their back on mobile technologies, as the consumer has made it clear that this is what they are craving. However, as a person who is a technology specialist by trade, I have been underwhelmed with the vast majority of attempts to create useful applications of technology on this platform.

In short, the playing field is inundated with piles of totally useless phone apps.

Now, part of this is just the slow churn of technology moving forward. You have to wade through a lot of bad ideas until you come across the truly good ideas. Or rather, one byproduct of working towards a “good idea” is the production of lots of “bad ideas.” If this were all that was going on, I wouldn’t feel so bad about the mobile technologies market right now. I get depressed when I see so much effort being applied by companies to the sales and marketing sides of their businesses on products that are simply not well thought out. Perhaps a CEO from these companies would say that “being first to market is king…even for a lousy product.” Perhaps that is why I am not sitting at the top of a multi-billion dollar company.

Anyway, a lot is going to shake out of the mobile technology market (we have already seen a lot of that market shake out already). Hopefully what we will be left with is some reliable technology that actually is useful.

Where to Begin?

Ahhh…the start of a blog. Where do I begin? Certainly not by telling you WHY I am writing this blog. That is already available on the About Us page. I guess to let you know that I have been giving though to the content of this blog for some time, and I am every so glad that the day has arrived where I can begin to add content.

So sit back…relax…and prepare for a ride!

Greetings To All!

This post commemorates the official opening of CompuBlab.com! We hope you will enjoy it…

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