• And a Bit more on Paul Kimmage vs the UCI

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    Today has been a day for cycling stuff. I’d be remiss if I didn’t direct you to this great interview with Paul Kimmage. This is the line that I think explains the actions of the UCI. I’m astonished. I’m astonished by it. I don’t see the sense in coming after me. If they truly wanted…

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  • Tear the UCI Down

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    Earlier today I wrote a bit about how the UCI is not managing our sport well. I have no idea if the people currently in the power seats can actually fix how cycling is run, but Paul Kimmage thinks that the UCI heads need to go. “I don’t think it is possible to work within…

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  • UCI – They Need A Serious Leadership Change

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    Last week there were a number of articles that showed how terribly the UCI is managing the sport of cycling. Seriously, put some treats on top of paper with ideas on it and let my choose based on which one she eats first. You’re going to get management just as well planned. Domestiques with no…

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  • Ergonomic Office

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    Nice little post on dealing with wrist fatigue. I to have a Kinesis Freestyle Solo keyboard, and it’s awesome. I wrote a review about it even. Shortly after getting the Kinesis, I switched to Dvorak as well (again wrote about it). Once I made the switch to Dvorak full time all wrist pain went away.…

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  • Of Course People Aren’t Building for Enterprise – It’s not Sexy

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    So the real business opportunities are in enterprise solutions we’re told but no one is building for enterprise. Why is that you ask? Well the title gives it away, it’s not sexy. Apple is sexy. IBM, not so much. IBM is in the enterprise market and makes lots of cash and feeds lots of families…

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  • In a ‘surprising’ turn of events – Advertisers are going to act like slimeballs

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    Back in the beginning of August I wrote a bit about Microsoft doing the right thing by having do not track on by default. Well recently an advertiser spoke up about it again saying that the industry would ignore IE and do not track. “The industry will not honor that flag,” he says. “I’m not…

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  • Ubuntu Sells it’s Users to Amazon

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    So Canonical is saying the totally free ride is over, it’s time to start paying for Ubuntu. Sort of. It’s time to stop getting Ubuntu for free, and their choice of ways to monetize? Serve you ads in the OS of course. Expect to see ads from Amazon in Ubuntu. Now I can’t blame anyone…

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  • Reviewing the Giant P SL-2 Road Tires

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    One of the most important things to get right on your bike are the tires (or tyres if you swing that way). They are your connection to the ground. A great set will let you ride fast, safe and stay relatively flat free. A bad set will leave you feeling nervous on fast corners or…

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  • Free Sublime Text 2 Course

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    Sublime Text 2 seems to be the spiritual successor to the much loved Textmate. I’ve tried it and even own a license, but it just hasn’t stuck. Well there is a new free course out on Sublime Text 2 courtesy of Jeffery Way. It’s on my list to do the course now and see if…

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  • Freelancing Advice

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    One of the regular podcasts I listen to is Ruby Freelancers. Sure it’s got Ruby in the name, but it’s way more about freelancing than it is about Ruby. In Episode 28, they had Sammy Larbi on who is a relatively new freelancer. They talked a bunch about rates, clients asking for cost reductions, marketing.…

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