Author: Rick Klau
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My experience with Total Choice Hosting
Last month, I asked for help in evaluating a new webhost. I was paying $25/month to Verio for what I felt was sub-par service. Thanks to several recommendations in the comments (and in a few private e-mails), I ended up going with TotalChoiceHosting. First off, the price: $4/month, with a free month if you pre-pay…
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KM: False positives or False negatives
In a conversation yesterday with a technology analyst, I got into a debate about the desirability of false responses. Which is more desirable (from a KM perspective): a false positive (i.e., a response to your query which turns out to be wrong), or a false negative (the system telling you it has nothing relevant, when…
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ABA Survey
Now, the ABA has been very very good to me (sounds better with a Sammy Sosa accent, but oh well), so I don’t highlight this issue lightly. I’m genuinely fond of the organization. But this strikes me as more than a bit ridiculous: What’s wrong with an airport hotel? I mean, I loved my trip…
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Calvin and Hobbes: Negative Campaigning
This pretty much sums up politics these days, no? [Calvin and Hobbes]
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Community
Check out this page with bios of the many people who post regularly to the official campaign blog. What a great idea!
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It’s official
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I’m in Newsweek this week
As I noted in the comments last night, I’m in Newsweek this week as a result of last week’s post on the attack ads hitting Dean. I think the funniest thing to come of this is that my Dad (whose name is also Rick Klau) has been receiving faxes of the article all day from…
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Gore to endorse Dean
The Washington Post has the story. No official word from the campaign. WHOA.
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One year ago today: Run, Howard, Run
What a year it’s been. I first contacted the Dean campaign in August, 2002 (shortly after writing this post). I swapped e-mails periodically (I still have the e-mail correspondence from September 1 when I was telling them they needed a blog!), and then finally started thinking that there was more to his candidacy than the…
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Forbes.com is aggressive
Check this out: went to this page to read about the “new” Space Invaders video games coming to the U.S. (thanks to TechDirt for the link), when this little guy popped up: Annoying, to say the least. But what average user actually understands this, or wants to?