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batasrki
18y ago
(edit) Latest histogram at 50% scale: - ------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------
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batasrki
18y ago
Ha, I see your 26, sir and raise you 29. However, I don't feel a day over 12.
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18y ago
Sadly, I identified with a lot of these points. Added to them now are a salary freeze and an extremely low bonus not because of my technical achievements at the company, but rather because of what my manager perceives of me. The first one i
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18y ago
Ooh, speaking from experience? How about telling your employees that "We're too top-heavy and therefore won't be promoting anyone", and the only way to make more money in the company is to move up?
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How to discourage your employees
(geekstuffdaily.com)
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18y ago
More to the point, they're starting to erode their reputation in the game console world, too. Check here: http://consumerist.com/5160187/identifying-yourself-as-a-les... and here: http://consumerist.com/5161145/microsofts-policy-regardi
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Future of White Boys' Clubs Redux
(factoryjoe.com)
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18y ago
For that matter, there's been a surprising number of people that put "it's" where they meant "its". I've noticed that this is trending up lately, as well.
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batasrki
18y ago
How would the spell check figure out that you meant unfazed instead of unphased? They're both properly spelled in the sense that they're not a mangled collection of letters.
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Website of a NH Usability Association -- priceless
(nhupa.org)
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19y ago
Completely agree. I've been saying to anyone who will listen that Rails is not for people who are new to web development, nor for people who were never willing to learn how certain things in web development work. However, marketing of Rails
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19y ago
I think that would be a total collapse. Well, maybe not total, but there would be a flood of people leaving the service, for sure. I, for one, would not pay a cent to access Facebook. I just may copy down information for the people that I'v
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19y ago
OK, fair enough. But why does Facebook allow you to import data from other web services, like Gmail, but disallow you to export data from their database? If they're going to be petty about that, Scoble's pettiness is justified in my mind.