TheSandyWalsh

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by TheSandyWalsh 11y ago
http://www.stacktach.com/
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Iterations and time-boxing are (mostly) useless(sandywalsh.com)
5 points by TheSandyWalsh 15y ago|0 comments
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15 Problems with old school Technical Support(sandywalsh.com)
2 points by TheSandyWalsh 16y ago|0 comments
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State Creep(sandywalsh.com)
1 points by TheSandyWalsh 16y ago|0 comments
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Bug Triage & Backlogs ... Unseen Broken Windows(sandywalsh.com)
2 points by TheSandyWalsh 16y ago|0 comments
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by TheSandyWalsh 16y ago
Yup, that was pretty well it.
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A Tale of Two Code Bases ...(sandywalsh.com)
43 points by TheSandyWalsh 16y ago|17 comments
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The Problem with Java and C# (it's not the language)(sandywalsh.com)
3 points by TheSandyWalsh 16y ago|0 comments
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Craftsmanship: Should You Always Explain Why?(sandywalsh.com)
4 points by TheSandyWalsh 16y ago|0 comments
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How long can you work on a programming team before things get stale?(sandywalsh.com)
1 points by TheSandyWalsh 16y ago|0 comments
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by TheSandyWalsh 16y ago
No, but there's a market for a wikipedia-style Facebook.
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by TheSandyWalsh 16y ago
If you are logged into Facebook and simply go to the CNN site you are presented with a list of your friends that already Liked or Recommended that site. This means that Facebook already knows you are watching this page even though you took
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by TheSandyWalsh 16y ago
The way I understand it, if you have the "instant personalization" feature On (and it is by default), when you visit an enabled site, they can request your personal/non-public information to give a better experience. If you turn that featur
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by TheSandyWalsh 16y ago
Sorry, I should have made that more clear. Facebook knows about it. To get the plug-in, the browser has to hit the Facebook servers so all the context has already been passed along. I will edit. Thanks.
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A note for your non-geek friends about the new Facebook features and privacy(sandywalsh.com)
47 points by TheSandyWalsh 16y ago|19 comments