Journal You're Good Enough: Just Step Forward And Share Your Gifts With The World If you've been holding back from sharing your brilliance with the world because you don't feel you're good enough, this story will give you the kick in the butts you need to kiss perfectionism goodbye.
Journal No, I Didn't Buy This $750,000 Property At Tower Hill Circle, Kingstowne, Virginia I woke up one fine morning in January to see a notification from Google Alerts that I had purchased a $750,000 residential property at Tower Hill Circle, Kingstowne, Virginia.
Journal Why and How Evernote Moved 3 Petabytes of Data to Google's Public Cloud How do you move an entire data center to the public cloud? And if you’re a SaaS provider like Evernote, how do you do all that safely, securely, and
Journal The State of the Family Address We’re already 28 days into the new year. I thought it’d be fun to give a little update on what I’ve been up to, what’s going
Journal My Newly Adopted Color: Rebecca Purple Grandma was right: you should never judge a book by its cover. But the reality is, most of us pay no heed to grandma’s sound advice, and more often
Journal TU Delft's One Million MOOCs Enrollments I recently received an email from TU Delft (Delft University of Technology, Netherlands) celebrating 1 million enrollments in their MOOCs program — an effort to open education and allow learners from
Journal Taking Imperfect Action Towards Clarity After I published my diatribe on why 2015 was such a stale year for me financially, I found my inner critique yelling at me for passing the buck — blaming external
Journal Reflections on 2015: The Toughest Year Of My Adult Life I wrote this on Christmas eve, 2015, but never had the courage to put it online. Until now. It’s Christmas day tomorrow. I packed my backpack some two weeks,
Journal Eben Pagan on Niches Statutes fill niches in walls. Animals fill niches in ecosystems. Products fill niches in markets. – Eben Pagan (Niche Intelligence Report)
Journal Steve Jobs on Focus and Innovation “People think focus means saying yes to the thing you’ve got to focus on. But that’s not what it means at all. It means saying no to the
Journal Update On My WordPress Course Under Development After yesterday’s post one of the three or so regular readers to this blog (not counting Google Bot 🙂 ) as how far I’ve going with the WordPress course. So
Journal Are You Ready For The New Year, 2016? In just a few more days we’ll close the lid on 2015 and usher in a new year. Are you on track to achieving your most significant goals for
Journal 10 Reasons Why I'm Building My Own Info Products I couldn’t wait for someone to discover me and write about what I’m doing, so here I am letting the cat out myself: I’m building my very
Journal News From The Hive It’s nearly three months since my last post on this website. Despite my desire to write more often, Life keeps getting in the way. And it appears that the
Journal Why Using Nulled Scripts Is A Dumb Idea In a recent blog post, I talked about how CryptoPHP, a backdoor malware bundled with nulled CMS plugins and themes, got on my servers and how I wasted an entire
Journal How to Detect and Remove CryptoPHP From Your Webserver CryptoPHP is a backdoor malware hidden in pirated commercial themes and plugins for popular content management systems (like Joomla, WordPress and Drupal) which are offered for free download at so-called
Journal How a Bunch of Thieves, Cheesy Clients, Ne'er-do-wells and CryptoPHP Ruined My Weekend Trouble started brewing early Saturday morning when I started receiving “high server load” alerts from one server via my caveman’s notification system. Before I could even take a peek
Journal "CWNP Is Going Green," Or Are They? It’s quite funny when otherwise amazing companies insult their users’ intelligence and try to pull off stunts like Google recently did with the upcoming shutdown of SMS notification for
Journal A Trip Down My WordPress Memory Lane WordPress is seriously eating the world of website building software. Here's a look at my 10 years of working with this amazing free and open source content management system that powers nearly a third of all websites on the Internet.
Journal Why Is Google Shutting Down SMS Notifications for Free Calendar Users? Google says the reason they're shutting down SMS notifications for free Calendar users is that the world has changed and apps give a richer experience. Uncle George cuts through the BS.
Journal The Letter I Never Read (But Should Have) This letter could have saved my life had I read it before I completely lost my sanity. Except I never did, to my own peril. I'm publishing it here in hopes that it may save yours. Nolite industria ignorare!
Journal Gearing Up For A Fun Ride Grab a chair, open your favourite bottle, and get ready for some serious laughter -- because this joint is about to get interesting!
Journal Back to Blogging and Blabbering Here's an update on what's kept Uncle George from blogging the past year, and what to expect from this moment on.
Journal My Internet Bandwidth Dream I have a dream: that one day fast, reliable, and ubiquitous broadband Internet connectivity will be available and affordable to every Ghanaian everywhere in Ghana.
News From Microsoft SkyDrive to Microsoft OneDrive Microsoft is re-branding their online file storage service SkyDrive as OneDrive, and SkyDrive Pro is now OneDrive for Business. What's going on in Redmond?
