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18y ago
If you approach problems on a big scale I definitely would suggest solve the problem of developing nations and their misery. I know actually it is a whole bunch of problems but I think that there is a solution which could be successful in t
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in my opinion this article (and maybe the book written by the 37signals guys) only looks at part of the equation. To what it boils down for them is being better than your competition. The old credo was being better in total which the articl
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Favorite Tech / Eng. / CS Books
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18y ago
You don't necessarily need to give people a specific task. For example, just ask them to discover the site, watch them in what they do, watch what they spend their time with, discover which problems they have while surfing your site. As alw
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18y ago
To reiterate what I meant about costs. For sure Web Optimizer is Free, but the software isn't the only thing you need, for multi-variate testing you need many variants of the item you want to change, you somehow develop without directions,w
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18y ago
Hi, I was responsible for Web Analytics in a Web Agency in Switzerland. In my opinion A/B and multi-variate testing only has a real use if you have very high volume. If you have lower volume or are in a Beta or even a closed Phase of your s
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I'm also having trouble. It also seems like the counter stoped! The load seems to be a bit much, either through the downloads or through the viewers of the counter :-)
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18y ago
The problem with Sharepoint from my point of view is that it is too slow. The Document Management Part is very nice but only effectively useable with the Internet Explrer. So for a MS Shop it can be a very nice tool in smaller companies or
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For me it's not only interesting when i started having ideas (probably because I can't really remember) but also when I'm having "interesting" ideas... For me it's mostly when I'm stressed out. For example when I was learning for exams I ve
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18y ago
I've been using Zattoo for a while in Switzerland. The quality is bad but it is sufficient to follow a sports event or the news. Zattoo is great because together with my HSDPA Card and my Laptop I can watch TV almost everywhere, it made TV
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18y ago
A friend of mine bought a MacBook Air. It is nice if you don't have to high expectations performancewise. Another problem is, that the Air gets very warm. All the other limitations you can work around. I would get the MacBook Black because
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Six Degrees of Wikipedia
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One could ad Neal Stephenson books in general. Especially Snow Crash. Jointly, with Cryptonomicon, one of the best books I've ever read! In Snow Crash, the author envisioned stuf like Google Earth or Second Life, only in a much more advance
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I owned a T42 and now a T61p. Even tough the build quality hasn't improved speaking of it having gone downhill is drastically exaggerated. The quality is comparable between the two, the nice little ideas still exist (like the keyboard light
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For people trying to run a Thinkpad with Linux i can recommend ThinkWiki ( http://thinkwiki.org/wiki/ThinkWiki ). It helped me alot in setting up my ThinkPad. Back to the original Question: IMHO Thinkpads are very good and especially reliab