Category: Web 2.0
The week in Tweets
- @PattersonPrints just gorgeous! Did you find the pot of gold? in reply to PattersonPrints #
- @miriella that is seriously cool!! in reply to miriella #
- @Cavebabble we're pulling for you, Eric! Get better soon!! in reply to Cavebabble #
- @joshuamneff I think it's one of those stabilizing rings of metal you sometimes see around the bottom of woks, yes? Should be, at least… in reply to joshuamneff #
- I feel productive! Firefox is open on my left monitor, chrome on my right – tweetdeck above it – and RTM is open on my iPad next to that… #
- What It Means: Google, Yahoo Come Together With OpenID http://ff.im/qruj8 #
- @xorpheous LOL – that's an excellent question, and one I'm not prepared to answer right now… π in reply to xorpheous #
- Build Project Management Gantt Charts With Gantto http://ff.im/qrxC8 #
- Debate Around Password Security Overlooks Universal Logins http://ff.im/qrxCb #
- Heading to lunch, then to Linn to fix a problem with their Envisionware install. What an exciting life I lead!! #
- Before 8:15 I've downloaded a needed template, ordered 2 new switches for the library, cleared my physical inbox and skimmed through email! #
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The week in Tweets
- @dullroar Mine has been zero for almost 30m. Don't tell anyone, though, 'cause they'll just email me to irritate me… in reply to dullroar #
- Google doesnβt make you go to Google to Google. Google brings Google to you. http://bit.ly/aX0vLc Once I wrapped my head around that I <3 it #
- How To: Quickly Enable Social Logins with JanRain Engage http://ff.im/pZxOJ #
- Never Hand Out Your Password Again: Twitter Goes OAuth http://ff.im/pZxOL #
- Using Your iPad With Your Mac / PC β to Help You Focus | The Brooks Review http://ff.im/pZxOI #
- GR-TJ04-01 World Bank [pic] http://ff.im/q1ZGt #
- CIMG0020 [pic] http://ff.im/q4Ulj #
- Good morning, my social network friends! Today I'm wrestling with PowerPoint, working the desk and closing the library this evening. Fun!!! #
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The week in Tweets
- @cclibrarian Recipe and pattern storage – if you have the Evernote client on your phone/netbook, you have everything with you when u travel! in reply to cclibrarian #
- @wawoodworth Customer service. in reply to wawoodworth #
- Oops, I'll try again… Customer Service #andypoll What training would you want every staff member to have? Go. Answer & RT! #
- Alex and his band uniform [pic] http://ff.im/pFsyf #
- @dullroar It is utterly amazing what these kids can do while beating on a drum. Marching on a wall is child's play… π in reply to dullroar #
- @mstabbycat Yes. Will I be able to? Probably not. Alex has a thing on Saturday in St. Louis that I should go to… in reply to mstabbycat #
- It is a gorgeous – truly gorgeous – day outside. Coolish, lovely breeze… you know what that means, right? Yep I'm off for the day!! #hooky #
- @lilaclee Notes – Soundpaper and SundryNotes, text/spreadsheet Office2 HD for docs in Google and Dropbox storage. RDP for remote PCs #iPad in reply to lilaclee #
- Q&A: Janrain's CEO Discusses OpenID in the Federal Government http://ff.im/pLaXv #
- Step-by-Step: Creating Your Blogging System http://ff.im/pP5RM #
- Lunch – especially when Mom pays – is always a good thing! (@ IHOP) http://4sq.com/3VZ8ds #
- A little wine, a little knitting & a little people watching. Little Hills Cobblestone White = yummy (@ Little Hills Winery) #
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The importance of disaster planning
Friday night we had a big storm come through Jefferson City. Power went out in places, tree limbs were scattered about, that sort of thing. At the library, we must have gotten some kind of power surge that knocked out one of our Universal Power Supply units and did some damage to its connected server. This is when I’m glad to have done the work involved in creating a disaster plan!
The server is still functional – it’s handing out IPs and such, but I can’t log into it at all, which means that if I didn’t have a disaster plan which lays out the hardware, software and network configuration of each server, I’d be hurting right now. As it is, I’m pretty lucky. It works well enough that I don’t have to rush configuring the replacement server and I just happen to have an extra server around, so I don’t have to order one.
As disasters go, this one was pretty mild. A fast trip to the library on Saturday morning to reroute the electrical connections and restart, then everything was going again. Heavy duty work can wait until I have time to do it this week. That’s nice – and it’s all due to my disaster plan!
The week in Tweets
- @AgriBlogger LOL – I've almost done that! I'm sure I will actually finish the transaction someday and then wonder where my file is… π in reply to AgriBlogger #
- DON'T GET Plants vs. Zombies for the iPad!! I would have wasted my whole weekend playing, but my son kept stealing it to play it himself! #
- FF is down. I came here and had a moment of panic when I thought Twitter was down. I was shaking, but now I can tweet and I'm all better. #
- Whew. There for a minute, I thought I'd actually have to do my homework! #
- @lilaclee Yeah!!! – yours came really fast, didn't it? #iPad in reply to lilaclee #
- @lilaclee I got my accessories first, too. I thought that was just mean, personally. That keyboard dock staring at me, but no #iPad .. #
- How People Are Signing In Across the Web [STATS] http://ff.im/praXb #
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