In preparation for my move to Queen Anne in the next few weeks, I’ve been selling stuff like crazy on Craig’s list. I tried using Windows Live Expo like a good Microsoft cog, but Craig’s List just has such a bigger audience and is way more effective. I’ve sold over 35 items in the last […]

Day 2 in NYC.  Like yesterday, the weather called for thundershowers in the afternoon.  And like yesterday, it was sunny as hell outside with barely and cloud cover.  I scoff at the weather report and trek out to hit somewhere for lunch.
Not surprisingly, I venture out for a hot dog at & B, which […]

Day 1 in NYC is complete.  After failing to get any sleep on the Jet Blue red-eye, I arrived at Amir’s at 9:30am dead tired and in need of some shut eye.  I slept straight through until nearly 2pm then met up with Amir and a few of his co-workers for lunch at a spot […]

Today I finally got to meet Greg Hughes, who has been an online acquaintance for a number of months. It all started when I got the heads up from a co-worker about Greg’s coverage of the Password Quality feedback meter that I PM’d awhile back.
Turns out that Greg was up in the Seattle area taking […]

Mark Wong and Erren Lester, two PMs on my team, wrote on our team blog moments ago about the new multi-user support on our Windows Live ID sign-in page.
The multi-user support is enabled by our “Windows Live Sign-in Assistant”  which is our IE browser add-on that is optionally installed with Windows Live smart clients like Live […]