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811.
Quieting the lizard brain(sethgodin.typepad.com)
2 points by bdfh42 17y ago|0 comments
812.
by bdfh42 17y ago
It is not Spam per se if it is relevant - and clearly in this case someone has gone to some trouble to identify relevant recipients for a specific email. Where is the "crime" in the commercial aspect - we are all in business one way or anot
813.
Batten down the hatches. Augmented reality is on its way(guardian.co.uk)
2 points by bdfh42 17y ago|0 comments
814.
Corporate media is the problem(scripting.com)
7 points by bdfh42 17y ago|0 comments
815.
by bdfh42 17y ago
Skype stole some of my money a couple of years back - using their unused credit scam. I have a very simplistic view on honesty and integrity. I have always tried to be honest in all my dealings and I expect others to behave in a similar man
816.
by bdfh42 17y ago
Annoying landing page to get to the PDF article but amusing when you get there. Now you can play - "spot the faulty assumptions".
817.
Favor - Help Us Test .NET 4 Beta 2 on Windows Update (WU)(hanselman.com)
3 points by bdfh42 17y ago|0 comments
818.
by bdfh42 17y ago
This happened to Charles Petzold! A living programming god. Time for the flaming torches and pitchforks if you live anywhere near Atlanta.
819.
Dear EarthLink Customer Support(charlespetzold.com)
12 points by bdfh42 17y ago|5 comments
820.
Virtual DOM Events(ajaxian.com)
1 points by bdfh42 17y ago|0 comments
821.
by bdfh42 17y ago
The simplest way is probably to do what Richard Branson (Virgin) just did and buy a small existing deposit taking bank.That way you get the legal entity and all of the controls and procedures already in place and can start to expand the ope
822.
by bdfh42 17y ago
I believe you...
823.
by bdfh42 17y ago
And you care bacause?
824.
Microsoft's Plan to Save Windows Mobile(windowsitpro.com)
3 points by bdfh42 17y ago|1 comments
825.
by bdfh42 17y ago
The language called MUMPS only uses single letter key words as I recall - but that way lies insanity.
826.
Palm Developer Program: Project Appetite, $1M How App Program, and more(ajaxian.com)
30 points by bdfh42 17y ago|7 comments
827.
View-Source Is Good? Discuss.(alex.dojotoolkit.org)
18 points by bdfh42 17y ago|7 comments
828.
by bdfh42 17y ago
You are quite right - this is a carefully managed publicity stunt which presumably has tickled the BBC's fancy - perhaps it is otherwise a slow news day?
829.
by bdfh42 17y ago
I must admit to being one of those people who automatically upmods any zero or negative comment that is not actively rude or antagonistic. I had not thought about the serendipitous consequences of more than one person doing it at the same t
830.
Learning from bad graphs and weak analysis(sethgodin.typepad.com)
6 points by bdfh42 17y ago|0 comments
831.
by bdfh42 17y ago
Have you noticed that every post that is BORED - BORED BORED - with mindless speculation about new possible maybe crappy consumer goods from a once computer company get voted down? Well all the intelligent folks have,
832.
by bdfh42 17y ago
Think about it - you are prepared to get excited about complete guff about what might - but usually turns out to be certainly not) be. Interesting world view. My Christmas present to you is to free you from such lunacy - boom - you are free
833.
by bdfh42 17y ago
For the sake of Christmas if not our collective sanity - please stop posting this sort of crud. Who cares about posts about what a consumer goods company might market at some indeterminate time in the future? I for one could do with a holid
834.
by bdfh42 17y ago
I have had a go at writing both a small interpreter and a small compiler. I found both exercises intellectually rewarding and will probably come back to this at some time in the future. I used the .NET platform and the IL assembler language
835.
by bdfh42 17y ago
The text of a submission should be the title text of the article being submitted. This is unlikely to contain a link. thus the need to supply such functionality is just about zero. Editorialising the title of a submission is not encouraged
836.
by bdfh42 17y ago
Interesting question and I suspect difficult to get a sensible answer to. I am assuming that you expect the 20th Century warming period to continue to raise Northern hemisphere temperatures to the levels experienced around 1,000 years ago.
837.
by bdfh42 17y ago
Cataclysmic event? An incoming asteroid or the Yellowstone super volcano erupting - both cataclysmic I suppose with a finite chance of occurring. Both of these would probably have a chilling effect over the short term (couple of hundred tho
838.
by bdfh42 17y ago
I used to get this from time to time in a previous job. I always (without exception) immediately hung up. Sometimes I got remonstrations from whoever was trying to place the call and I would respond as gently as possible - if Mr X (it alway
839.
by bdfh42 17y ago
I still think it is a valid question. If you purchase an "unlimited" data plan - just how restricted a service are you prepared to accept? Until some sort of consensus is achieved for the term "unlimited" I can't see how anyone can have a s
840.
by bdfh42 17y ago
Question: Just how small a slice of data per month are you going to accept as a valid definition of "unlimited"? Just asking.

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