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Today’s xkcd is brilliant. I would love to see a Flickr group for “existentialist graffiti”.
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Flickr group for images of inclusion, started by Paddy whom I first met at the
Orpheus Centre a few years ago. He is a rockstar in every way.
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Nice guide to providing OpenID support in your applications
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Trust the South Africans on the blogosphere to find the beer launching machines
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“Making it easier for you to help customers will dramatically improve the quality of your customer service. Make sure to spend the extra time on the app’s backend and you’ll see a huge payoff in happy customers!”
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“In my 28 years of experience of doing this work, I’ve found there is no single experience more educational than conducting usability tests.”
I also like the “not rocket science” quote further down.
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“To all of the bloggers out there wondering if people get up in arms about white-bread conference speaking rosters because they think conference organizers are outright showing bias against women (or minorities) when choosing those rosters, the answer is
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“Maybe we need to figure out what those magic forcefields keeping women out of science and technology are. I think we already have a pretty good idea though.”
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“Validation might not have been the sexiest selling point for standards, but it does have very real fiscal benefits.”
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“You’d think that saying this aloud would make it feel all different and cheesy and what not but … nah… it just feels really magically right which everything about this relationship has from the beginning.” I know the feeling
So happy for MJ!
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“Everyone I talk to is having trouble finding good engineers. So when you decide to cold-call people to find out if they’re interesting in changing jobs (especially software engineering), you just might want to avoid doing to AT 6:50am!!!”
March 3rd, 2007 at 12:45 AM
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