T324 Blog

Every year, on the second Sunday in September, Solano Avenue is transformed into a river of laughing, singing, dancing, snacking and shopping people. For almost forty years, the merchants, restaurants, and professionals of Solano, as well as the twin cities of Albany and Berkeley CA, have hosted the Solano Avenue Stroll, the East Bay’s largest street festival. The event starts at 10 a.m. and kicks off with a parade! Booths include dozens of entertainers, 50 food booths, 150 juried arts and crafters, state of the art mechanical rides, and 150 community non-profit and government organizations. (more…)

Here’s a story about a new T324 client, who we will call Really Nice Tiny NonProfit Company.

We received an emergency call from RNTNPC, whose website had gone completely down. They had absolutely no way to access it, as the low-cost web designer they used had vanished.

Their low-cost hosting company had the designer’s contact info, so they were not notified when the host decided they were overusing resources and took their site down. (more…)

We love local Solano restaurant Cugini and we’re so glad its owner Gianni is happy with the website we built for him!

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Suzanne here, to share some thoughts on information legacy, company culture, and pizza.

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We love our hyperlocal news source Albany Patch- and the way editor Emilie Raguso has a “satellite news desk” right next door at Royal Ground Coffee!

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Suzanne Forbes, T324 staffer, here with another tech-related anecdote!

On Sunday night I was at dinner with a long-time Apple employee, a SalesForce employee, a “white-hat” hacker and a sys-admin for a Y-Combinator startup.

The topic of trust in the major technology players such as Google came up.

Trust in a business or consumer relationship (which is what our relationships with technology are, despite the way we anthropomorphize them) is based on reliable delivery of a product and value for money spent. (more…)