by Steve Earle | May 13, 2013 | Marketing, Newsletters
Lets get that entrepreneurial blood boiling!!! Last month we showed almost 400 of you how to start you business with Lean Startup & Lean Analytics. This month, come and see a bunch of -=Local=- entrepreneurs ready to pitch their hearts out to you! Join us, see what comes out of hard work, dedication, and sweat equity can do.
by Steve Earle | May 13, 2013 | Marketing, Newsletters, Uncategorized
Come hear Alex Funkhouser and other IT industry experts speak about the current state of cloud implementations. It’s no longer a question of whether or not you should move into cloud computing. The question becomes whether or not you should build your own cloud, buy into existing cloud services from a third-party provider, or do something in between these two cases.
by joshuapiller | May 13, 2013 | Marketing, Newsletters
Come join the celebration to mark the second full line Microsoft retail store in Florida! You are invited to come to the Store at Dadeland Mall for a high-energy Grand Opening on Saturday, May 18th. This will be an exciting opportunity for you to be one of the first people in the Store when it opens to the public.
Then on Saturday evening, join us for an exclusive concert at The Fillmore Miami, featuring Lupe Fiasco and Gym Class Heroes.
by Steve Earle | May 13, 2013 | Marketing, Newsletters
Come join the celebration to mark the second full line Microsoft retail store in Florida! You are invited to come to the Store at Dadeland Mall for a high-energy Grand Opening on Saturday, May 18th. This will be an exciting opportunity for you to be one of the first people in the Store when it opens to the public.
Then on Saturday evening, join us for an exclusive concert at The Fillmore Miami, featuring Lupe Fiasco and Gym Class Heroes.
by joshuapiller | May 13, 2013 | Marketing, Newsletters
As you already know I am always searching for historic computing devices. Well last weekend I was able to pick up a working PDP11/73 machine with all of the original orange manuals. I drove to the panhandle (9 hours each way) to get it from Rick who was a high level government scientist.
The PDP-11/73 was the third generation of the PDP-11 series of 16-bit minicomputers produced by Digital Equipment Corporation. Introduced in 1983 with a clock speed of 15.2 MHz. It has two RL02 hard disks with exchangeable platters. Each platter holds up to 10 MB.
See the Arpanet image and how many PDP11’s were being used!!