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links for 2007-10-21
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Podcast I did on Agile: Why is Agile so important and who’s doing it well?
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This is a very nice feed splicer. I was able to take multiple feeds and create a single home page where all comments, photos, and blog posts are combined.
links for 2007-10-09
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There are more lessons in this article than you can shake a stick at.
links for 2007-09-22
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This is so true. The promotion of 100 calorie packs is just an example of mental disconnect that exists in American society. 100 calories is actually quite a lot if you consider most people only need ~1500 calories in a given day.
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I’m not sure leisurely dining would work in the US, but all of us can relate to feeling full when the main course arrives after eating an appetizer.
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I was reading the Austin paper about the upcoming expiration for many numbers. I still have many years left on all of mine.
links for 2007-09-18
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CanvasPress published the blog entry I made on organizing pictures. Doak’s company continues to make progress.
links for 2007-09-14
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These quick equations give some good insight why eating is the key to being fit. It only takes 5 minutes to consume 1000 calories, but it can take 2-3 hours of exercise to burn this off. Eating – the most addictive habit allowed by law…
links for 2007-09-13
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There are several interesting sites here. It’s hard to imagine this many startups are beginning each day.
links for 2007-08-10
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“Has enterprise software become too complex to be effective?” – Discusses the general gap between business and the technology that runs the business.
links for 2007-07-28
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With Picnik you can quickly edit all your online photos from one place.
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Anything and everything you wanted to know about the world.
links for 2007-07-24
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I had never really thought of Austin as a retirement magnet, but compared to the rest of the country, it looks pretty good.
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If you haven’t signed up for an OpenID, you will want to. After hearing a lot of hype about this over the past 6 months, I finally jumped in, and it is very cool. We should be demanding that all sites use this method of authentication.
links for 2007-06-30
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This is an excellent article on cognitive dissonance. Frued had it slightly wrong as this is what really drives behavior.
links for 2007-06-26
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“More features will always bring more revenue, more customer satisfaction, other good things. Therefore there is always pressure for people to work harder, longer hours. This is demonstrably a Bad Idea. Here’s some evidence, and some ideas about how to kn
links for 2007-06-22
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BMC, Openwave, Red Hat, and some other interesting software companies listed here…
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Ouch, by Alistair’s standards, most companies are not agile; however, I do agree with him that the word is way over/mis-used
