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Monday, April 26, 2010

I should blog about that, but...

At happy hour with MH this afternoon [*] MH and I talked about something that I thought would make a good blog topic (at which MH groaned).

But, I forgot what it was.

Times like this I wished I had a lifestream camera sitting on my shoulder, recording everything.

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[*]: going to "Happy Hour" is a new thing for me, only happening on days when (1) I am in town, (2) not busy doing other stuff, and (3) want to catch up with friends from Portland who I do not see the rest of the week when I am in Bellevue.
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Saturday, April 03, 2010

Turbotax 2009 requires admin

Taxes.  TurboTax DVD requires admin to read.  Worse, fails to install, and the recommended fix is to "Run As" admin with prejudice.  TurboTax blames .NET, but I think it is a TurboTax bug.

This is a security risk.  If security problems occur as a result of it, TurboTax should be liable.
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