Mark Davis
September 2, 2013
I recently switched over from Comcast to Verizon. It was a moderately painful four hour experience, but doing so saved me over $100 per month. At the end of the process I suddenly ended up with a new Verizon router, which apparently is linked into the television set top boxes and the Internet telephone in [...]
Mark Davis
August 13, 2013
In my last post I wrote about the need to work on PowerPoint files as being one of the few things dragging me back to a laptop or rather than being able to work wholly on a tablet. How spoiled have we become? I remember what a breakthrough it was when I got my first [...]
Like a lot of people, I have a set of computer files I like to keep on hand, both at work and at home. At one point I used to move them back and forth on a floppy disk, then zip drive (remember those?), then USB, then later on I’d connect the two computers on [...]
I’m a good Cardiac Surgeon. At least my friend Dave Dolton on LinkedIn thinks I am. Dave endorsed me as a Cardiac Surgeon to prove a point, the point being you can endorse any LinkedIn connection for any skill, no matter how incorrect or far-fetched it might be. I am not a cardiac surgeon and [...]
Mark Davis
March 17, 2013
I read that Google Reader was closing on Google Reader. I have a folder in Reader named ‘Critical’ that contains key feeds from Inside Facebook, The Official Google Blog, etc. and I try to always scan that folder at least every couple of days. For those of you not familiar with Google Reader, that’s the [...]
Mark Davis
February 16, 2013
I was sitting and looking at a boring and uninspiring to-do list on a Saturday morning when I got a call from my good friend Jordan. “Let’s go to the opera,” he said. Hmm, not remembering any strong connection between Jordan and opera, but knowing Jordan as an explorer, and a person who uncovers interesting [...]