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Matthew in
Web Services on
03 17th, 2009 |
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Master, teach me Facebook
I am always surprised how many people ask me to teach them how to use Facebook. See, to me, it’s intuitive. To me, it’s easy. Part of that is that I’ve been on Facebook since it was a college-only, application-free, social networking site. It’s certainly become more complex...Posted by
Matthew in
Hardware on
03 11th, 2009 |
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An Historic Day, the death of FS605
Today was an historic day in the process of overhauling the network at First Baptist Belton. It is the day that FS605 died. More appropriately, it is the day that the FS605 was tortured and killed. Yes, FS605 is the piece of equipment pictured at right. As much as I hate to admit this, and I really...Posted by
Matthew in
Event on
02 23rd, 2009 |
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Texas CITRT
Today is the Texas Church IT Roundtable, hosted by Watermark Church in Dallas. I’m excited to have the opportunity to be a part of this event. There’s nearly 50 guys around a table talking about information technology. This is one of the very few venues I’ve been in where...Posted by
Matthew in
IT Strategy on
02 11th, 2009 |
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Milestones of Achievement
For the last couple of months, I have been going full-force into a major network overhaul. Yes, if you follow my blog, you’ll realize that I’ve been talking about this for 18 months. Well, we finally got all the ducks in a row to begin working, and yesterday we hit a major milestone. The...Posted by
Matthew in
IT Strategy on
01 9th, 2009 |
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Everybody to the limit…
Sometimes I feel a little more like Homestar Runner than a bona-fide network professional, but this month I’ve been pushing the network to the limit in true Fhqwhgads style. That’s right, we’re moving our way well into the late 20th century. Hopefully we’ll be able to catch up...Posted by
Matthew in
Event on
05 14th, 2008 |
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ACS Convention: IT Roundtable
It’s midnight, and I’m finally getting around to blogging about the day. It was a profitable day, having the opportunity to network with a group of other church IT professionals as well as the IT-curious. One lady was completely blown away that any church had even one full-time IT...
