3 posts tagged “albuquerque”
So many blogs... so little time. I've recently started a new personal blog called Platform Agnostic which I'll be using to spout off on a variety of topics related to my brand new independent consulting practice and my next book.
I just ended my association with Foldera after one year of working with them on their web-based information manager and collaboration tool. Nice people and a very cool product concept but the role I was recruited to fill was still a long way off and there were so many cool projects vying for my attention. I'm now consulting with a couple of very cool companies and doing some freelance writing for a couple of very big tech companies and am enjoying the liberation from a single job.
As a result of this decision, the N95 is now my primary mobile device, partnered with N800 for light Net work. The Treo has been sent back to my former employer and I'll use the N93 as a backup and for when I need a really great camera. Although the N95 is higher-resolution, the optics on the N93 are still the best (3X optical zoom kids). If I do get another mobile device, it will probably be an iPhone because ti looks so cool to use but I cannot put my faith in a locked device with no removable SIM card, battery, or storage. Bad design IMO and a sign that Apple has some learning to do in this space.
Now that I'm a sole proprietor, I can claim the iPhone and AT&T account as an expense on my taxes which takes a lot fo the sting out of YACC (Yet Another Carrier Contract).
I've lived here for 26 years and can not remember the metro area of Albuquerque ever being hammered like this. Over a foot of snow has fallen in some parts of town and they're projecting as much as 2-3 feet in the east mountains! Here's a radar image at 7:10 am from the weather service - it looks almost identical to what they showed on the news last night. This storm just isn't moving.
It's snowing here in Albuquerque - second storm in as many weeks. Looking at a few inches to a foot here. Denver got hammered again - up to 28 inches west of the city and their "storm-proof" airport is closed agin with more than 500 flights canceled so far. (photo by by my wife Sue)
