With Cornficker recently in the news and 60 Minutes USA (relayed on 60 Minutes Australia) doing a story on it, without bothering to refer to real definitions and using the word “bugs” to refer to worms, the whole scam, spam, splog, piracy scene, the attempts to try and sell so called “OEM” software to the willingly gullible as witnessed across on Steph’s blog one could be forgiven for thinking we’ll never get a handle on the whole “malware, badware” stuff…
Why We Can’t Win The Badware Battle – Until…
by Scott Kane on April 14, 2009 in Anti-Piracy, General ISV Issues, Google, Micro ISV - mISV, Starting an mISV, Windows
Windows 7 – Subtle Imagery And Fishy Marketing
by Scott Kane on April 11, 2009 in BizSpark, C#, Featured Articles, General ISV Issues, ISV Marketing, ISV Software Design, Micro ISV - mISV, Microsoft, Starting an mISV, User Interface Design, Windows
Some months back here I mentioned I’d installed the Windows 7 Beta from MSDN for testing purposes. I also stated I’m impressed and that MixAction – also in Beta – runs just fine on it.
How Not To Run A Software Company – GetSatisfaction.com And Ethics. Bastards?
by Scott Kane on April 8, 2009 in Featured Articles, General ISV Issues, ISV Marketing, ISV Software Design, Micro ISV - mISV, Starting an mISV
Arrogance in politics is self destructive, arrogance in personal relations is self destructive. It follows that arrogance in business is not only self destructive but bloody stupid. Being arrogant and stupid in pushing your “product” on the net makes you not only self destructive and stupid, but part of the seemingly ever growing legion of [...]
Why The World Actually Does Need Another Source Control Application
by Scott Kane on April 7, 2009 in General ISV Issues, ISV Marketing, ISV Software Design, Micro ISV - mISV, Starting an mISV, User Interface Design, VisualStudio, Windows
It’s Murphy’s law when it comes to storing data of the magnitude of software source code. For the Micro ISV the available tools are more akin to maintain control of reams of “source” spaghetti than “control”.
DO ISV Websites Keep Bad Company?
by Scott Kane on April 3, 2009 in Download Sites Are Spam, General ISV Issues, ISV Marketing, Micro ISV - mISV, Starting an mISV
It’s showing their analysis of links between websites. It’s rather stunning, if not scary. Note – normally I do not just publish stat’s that don’t have detailed analysis data published with them
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Now Download . Com NowDownloadAll- Yes folks searching for this. It is a SCAM!
August 31, 2009
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Running On A SliceHost 384 Meg Slice Under NGinX – Impressed!
April 17, 2010
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Are You A Social Media Bull Ant?
February 8, 2010
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SliceHost VPS, NGinX – Performance Outcome SEO Reporting To Come
May 24, 2010
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Tackling ADO.Net – Not Your Fathers Database Access…
December 2, 2008
- BoomerApp Promotion On A Brand New Product. 100% Rebate. Klik n’ Mix November 23, 2009
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Micro ISV Site Setup – Watch A New Book For ISV’s Being Written Interactively
September 9, 2010
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Internet – Science vs Politics – Quote For The Day Or Recursive Thought?
September 6, 2010
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Fail – Degrees Of Separation – Negatives And Pluses ISV Style
August 17, 2010
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What’s Not To Like About Micro ISV Fails? Release Early? You’re Doing It Wrong!
August 16, 2010
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10 Startup Commandments – Stop Swanning Around?
August 10, 2010
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VPS Update – Need For Speed
August 8, 2010
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