I’ve dealing with an accounting “upgrade” that has caused me nothing but trouble and more work the last 48 hours (and a hardware upgrade on a client PC that needed more RAM because Quickbooks said so). Since the first of the month was the beginning of our fiscal year, the software needed to be in place ASAP (it didn’t help that Costco cancelled my original order and caused a three week delay in getting it). It’s finally working after working out some quirks with the new version of Quickbooks and Windows Server 2003 (see my link above for the gory details), and I now have my backup system of Karen’s Replicator (backing up to multiple hard drives and date-based directories around the network) and Ahsay OBM in place (after rebuilding our offsite backup server after a motherboard failure — another time killer), so I can finally sleep a little bit better.
So instead of something witty or resembling humor on here, here are some links I’ve had sitting around for the last couple days that I’ve wanted to share:
- The Map That Change The World.
- 15 Guides That Teach You Useful Stuff.
- Man Sues Axe Body Spray Because Women Didn’t Throw Themselves at Him.
- Best Bike Ever: A cargo bike built in Portland that holds two kegs, has a bar, holds pizzas, and has a built-in sound system. Sweet.
- Movie Narrative Charts is a brilliant way to see character interactions in some movies.
- A pile of useful Windows 7 guides.
- Spammers are evil, and now are using delayed DNS to scam people.
- Be careful with that forklift.
- Google Groups is Dead.
Comments
QB isn’t the only software that marks folders as read only. The tax software we use at the office goes through iterations of read only making some software upgrades far more confusing and difficult than they need to be.