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River of News Patterns

Submitted by James Higginbotham on May 3, 2006 – 6:53 pmNo Comment

Sometimes in life, things come in patterns. With the blogosphere, this can happen quite frequently due to some big news topic. For me today, I’ve had two topics show up from seemingly random sources. Here they are:

Power Trips
Know how power works and what to do when it fails: Scott Johnson and Tony Dye both discussed recently about issues with power. Scott has a podcast about when a techie becomes a manager that I was listening to today that covered the need to learn about power when becoming a VP of Dev, while Tony just experienced issues with a bad UPS and reminded us to test them once in a while and invest in good hardware that you trust.

Visitor Views
Having recently blogged about What if your Visitors Posted a Blog…, Kem Meyer’s recent post about How far would you go to see through the eyes of your guest? stood out in my blog reader. Of course, this caused Anthony Coopage to post a follow-up to Kem’s post, Seeing with Visitor’s Eyes.

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