Each week (give or take), Blogmaster2k brings you Technically Speaking, in which Curtis shares juicy tidbits of information for geeks and nerds (particularly of the developer flavor). Email Curtis with your questions, hate mail, or juicy tidbits. One bug Two bug Red bug Blue bug I do not like them in my code. I do not like them […]
Each week (give or take), Blogmaster2k brings you Technically Speaking, in which Curtis shares juicy tidbits of information for geeks and nerds (particularly of the developer flavor). Email Curtis with your questions, hate mail, or juicy tidbits. As you might know if you work with MySQL much, the MySQL team has announced that they are not […]
Each week (give or take), Blogmaster2k brings you 1 Infinite Loop, in which Curtis shines a light upon the greasy recesses of geekdom and technomancy. Email Curtis with your questions, hate mail, or guild applications. I felt that it was appropriate to start off the first of the 1 Infinite Loop article series some information about […]
It slices, it dices, it avoids easy classification (which actually is probably a bit of anathema in the marketing world) for an Agency blog, but what does Blogmaster 2000 really do? Good question. Actually, a very good question. And it is one that we debated internally here at mediaRif quite a bit as we approached our recent exercise in self rebranding.
If you have ever been to more than a few Ad Agency blogs, it is quite quickly apparent that there are a lot of smart people out there and they are all talking about the same things and have all pretty much reached the same conclusions. Which is expected. But what does all of that say about your agency? What would it say about our agency (www.mediarif.com)?
Lately it seems that it’s all the rage to be a Barista. And since I’m a Java programmer, I figure that’s close enough.
According to the Fivebucks Overpriced Hot Chocolate Company (editor’s note: that’s Starbucks Coffee Company) their baristas “create an uplifting experience for our customers and make perfect drinks – one drink and one customer at a time”. As they always provide a perfect flavor profile for my hazelnut hot chocolate, would tend to agree with this statement.
My thirst for knowledge often takes me to strange places on the internet. Fortunately, I stay on established and well-known (to me, at least) blogs and sites. (There was once an unfortunate incident with duct tape and Cat-5 network cabling–they really shouldn’t be allowed by law to sell those on the same website…) The other day, my musings dumped me, quite end-of-the-waterslide-like, at a magnificent posting about Language Advocacy on the Perl site.
So after considerable thought I’ve decided that I’m Tribe: Java.
