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The Time is – 123456789

7, Aug 2009

A once in a lifetime event is going to occur! Which is going to happen in around an hour from now! The time will be, 123456789! How? If you read the time by: Hour – Minutes – Seconds – Day – Month – Year (as you normally would), it will read the following: 12:34:56 07/08/09 [...]

Battery Status Problem – HP Laptop

6, Aug 2009

Bit of a random post, but when I was in a lecture earlier today… “searching for enterprise 2.0 links, and fully engaging in the lecture” (Jason Watson you can now look away). I noticed the battery status on my laptop was… questionable. It was at a 100% after a fair bit of use and having [...]

Don’t forget to backup!

6, Aug 2009

Hi All, I thought it would be worth mentioning that having a regular backup of your data is important. In particular I would like to focus on your wordpress site. There are a two components of a wordpress site that need to be looked after. The Database – which has all the posts, data, text [...]

Negative Web Presence Example – Abbey Sherwell

5, Aug 2009

I received an e-mail forward today which highlights the interaction between a client and a customer when things go wrong. Abbey Sherwell who used to work for Entertainment Books up until a week ago accidentally hit ‘reply’ instead of ‘forward’ and the client, Craig Morrissey (a Cafe owner in Geelong, Victoria). The contents in of [...]

QUT – List of fellow student blogs

3, Aug 2009

Hey guys, if you haven’t already seen the blog post over at digitalorgs.net (here), Jason Watson has got the wiki online. So this means, that you can now add your site to the list and check each others out (something I’ve been waiting to do) by clicking here! Not only is this a good way [...]

Blogging today, power to the people

2, Aug 2009

Writing a diary or a journal is old news. Blogs Blogging Blogshphere Web 2.0 Social networking Online Interactions Enterprise 2.0 Tweets Is what it is all about these days. Interactions between platforms, instant communication and feedback. Suddenly a target audience of a few because an audience of many. I’ve just bought myself an iPhone and [...]

Have you googled your name?

1, Aug 2009

Have you googled your name? This was a question posted by the guys over at RockTheJob and yes, yes I have googled my name. The results: 0 hits out of 100 on google.com when searching for Jason Van Dyk. 1 hit out of 100 on google.com when searching for “Jason Van Dyk”. 0 hits out [...]


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