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Re: CardSpace Problem Identified–Probably

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Re: The State of Blogging Sucks

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Re: Dick Cheney is an Ass?

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Re: Mythical Demographics

Green Design CA — Fri, 06 Nov 2009 09:41:07 -0000

Interesting post explaining the myth of the demography, with examples. The graph is really very helpful for understanding the behavior of age,gender, race, etc.

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Re: Mythical Demographics

Tooth Whitening — Fri, 06 Nov 2009 04:54:09 -0000

These demographics no doubt are good but still this is already been done in a better way so why again..

Re: Action Cards vs. Greasemonkey

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Re: Mythical Demographics

Whereisaron — Fri, 06 Nov 2009 04:41:23 -0000

If you’ve developed software for long enough, you’ve most certainly heard of a “business logic layer.” It’s supposed to be the layer (or “tier”) containing an application’s business logic and is sandwiched between a “persistence layer” and a “presentation layer.” Some call that the “standard three tiers of an application.” But what it really is, however, is a bad design that leads to bad software. Or at the very least, dangerously poor semantics.

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Re: Open Letter to Steve Ballmer

Guy Chaput — Fri, 06 Nov 2009 04:19:48 -0000

Great open it would be very cool if he himself responded to it!

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Re: Dick Cheney is an Ass?

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Re: Sometimes the Mac OS Sucks

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It sure does suck at times..and sometimes its disheartening..

Re: Google is NOT a “Search” Company

erandomone — Fri, 06 Nov 2009 01:13:12 -0000

Couldn't agree more... Its all about business these days and Google is looking for newer ways to harness the potential of the widespread Internet.

Re: Internet Services Model Essays

erandomone — Fri, 06 Nov 2009 01:11:42 -0000

Just got it at a time I needed it the most. Thanks a lot for sharing.

Re: Unbeleivable Privacy Threat

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very good article, I will add in my favorites

Re: The Practice of Innovation

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Re: Unbeleivable Privacy Threat

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Re: Dick Cheney is an Ass?

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Instead he whines while he sucks on his "first name", plopping it out only to say something stupid.

Re: Intentional Innovation

Whereisaron — Thu, 05 Nov 2009 10:33:25 -0000

The social sector is full of innovation. But too often, foundations and nonprofits treat it like a mystery, waiting and hoping for the lighting strike of great new ideas.

A growing body of literature and practice now suggests that innovation doesn't have to be such an uncontrollable force--it can be a rational management process with its own distinctive set of processes, procedures, and tools. Intentional Innovation: How Getting More Systematic about Innovation Could Improve Philanthropy and Increase Social Impact is the product of a year-long investigation undertaken by the Monitor Institute and Clohesy Consulting for the Kellogg Foundation that explores innnovation--not for its own sake--but to understand how being more deliberate about innovation could help foundations find new and better ways to make a difference in the world.

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Re: I’ll Be Back

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Re: The Practice of Innovation

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Re: Peek at my hobby

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Re: The Inverted Pyramid—Change under the radar

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Think about this- for those aflicted with terminal illnesses, any kind of change could only be for the better.

Re: Sometimes the Mac OS Sucks

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Wow, I really think that is an annoying (and potentially catastrophic) functionality. I move/copy files by drag-and-drop fairly often in Windows, so this would be very difficult for me to get used to if I moved to a Mac. Wish I knew some Unix commands. I'd be much more comfortable with Macs if I did.