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“Very few operators involved, yielding very high service levels. (When there are nearly 1,000,000 people in the world who make their living off eBay, downtime goes well beyond an annoyance.)”
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Some interesting thoughts on mixing Basecamp and GTD principles. Personally it seems a little complicated for me right now — I have a great todo.txt based system already and no real need for web collaboration at the moment — but nevertheless worth a glance
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It is a fantastic little financial plan summary, but what I like most is the concept of Scott Adams winning a Nobel Prize.
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This is a seriously cool (and amazingly reasonably priced!) service. I’ve ordered a print of my dissertation (the spiral bound copy I have isn’t withstanding use very well) — will blog about it if it turns out decent quality.
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This looks like a really cool idea. I’d love to see someone use it “in the wild” though — not sure how well it’d withstand overhead lockers in planes, etc.
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“To a historian, it’s starting to look like type declarations are one of those accidental difficulties that good programming languages can eliminate.”
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Big news. Nice to see it getting off the ground.
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I know that this ISN’T the point of the story and that it is a serious issue, but when this story came up in my BBC daily news email all I could think was “Shucks, they’ve run out of druggies. Oh, wait, wasn’t that the point?”
October 14th, 2006 at 7:36 PM
Lulu.com’s impressive. I’ve ordered a couple things through them before and the quality is decent. Don’t tell anyone, but I’ve actually been working on putting together a book of my artwork that will be published through lulu.