An article in The New Yorker caught my eye and kept me thinking about the #metaverse. As I was pondering what the writer was saying about Facebook’s strategies and positioning, it made me imagine a virtual war between consumers and companies inside the metaverse. Are individual governments obsolete in the virtual world? How will weContinue reading “The Metaverse Continued…”
Category Archives: Virtual Environments
Dell, Windows and the Journey Continues
Okay, so the new laptop was a breeze to setup – after suffering through #Microsoft’s evolution of how to install systems software for many years, finally, a nice interface and reasonable wait times. And #Dell made it especially easy with the way the machine was configured, packaged and shipped. It arrived promptly and exactly as spec’d,Continue reading “Dell, Windows and the Journey Continues”
Habits, Routines and Feeling Normal
It has been two weeks since my life disruption, and thankfully today is my youngest son’s birthday – something to celebrate. This ritual of birthday celebration is something that impacts us on various levels, including our sense of “normalcy.” Having something familiar, recurring milestones, help us to demarcate time and get a sense of progress. Continue reading “Habits, Routines and Feeling Normal”
Personal Ecosystem for Action and Decision Making
I haven’t been writing for a few weeks because of time constraints and technical problems within my personal ecosystem. I used to read a personal coaching newsletter by Philip Humbert, PhD about productivity and he laid out the principles of a good personal ecosystem (http://www.philiphumbert.com/Eco-System.htm). Being a techie, I find life harder when the technology componentContinue reading “Personal Ecosystem for Action and Decision Making”
Gadgets and Cloud Computing
It is amazing how dependent we have become on our personal computing devicecs. My laptop has died, so I find myself writing this on paper, something I haven’t done since the book. Writing on paper is a different experience than writing electronically. For some reason I feel compelled to not take the same informal shortcutsContinue reading “Gadgets and Cloud Computing”
SharePoint2010 in a Virtual Machine
I feel like my blogging schedule hasn’t worked itself out yet. I was intending to post 2-3 times a week, and I am lucky to be writing twice a month. Pathetic. And I call myself a writer. I do enjoy the writing part of this adventure, but I am still struggling to figure out what isContinue reading “SharePoint2010 in a Virtual Machine”
Tricia Wilcox Almas 