Archive for September 2005
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The Big Moo: Stop Trying to Be Perfect and Start Being Remarkable
September 21st, 2005 |
Seth Godin, editor of the book, has collected 33 inspiring ideas and they become The Big Moo. The Group of 33, as the book references these successful business people, includes Mark Cuban, Dave Balter, Malcolm Gladwell, Tom Peters, and Guy Kawasaki. The aim of the stories or ideas is to show what it takes to [...]
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Firefox Secrets
September 20th, 2005 |
This is the first Firefox book I’ve read, so it won’t have a comparison to any of the others — as a few books hit the market soon after Firefox started nipping at Internet Explorer’s market share of the browser market. Chapter 1 kicks off the book with an introduction explaining why Firefox is a first-rate [...]
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Crisis Management
September 19th, 2005 |
Recent events, such as Hurricane Katrina and the tsunami, are strong motivators that businesses need to be on the ball by having backup plans in place. It’s tempting to think that such disasters will never happen to your company because you’re located on some land-locked oasis in the middle of nowhere, but not all disasters [...]
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Vote for Favorite Astraware Photo
September 17th, 2005 |
In celebration of the launch of the new site, Astraware has a Play Anywhere Competition. The finalists are posted. Go for the loo (hint, hint). Pwetty pwease?
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Microsoft Proclamation
September 16th, 2005 |
Ouch. Micosoft is at it again. In Business Week, Steve Ballmer is quoted. “We won the desktop. We won the server. We will win the Web. We will move fast, we will get there. We will win the Web,” he says. Molly, representing Web Standards Project, responds perfectly. She writes,”No Mr. Ballmer, Microsoft will not win [...]
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Redesign of Gap Inc. Web Sites
September 16th, 2005 |
Gap Inc. closed down its family of Web sites so it could load the new designs that are supposed to make it easier to use the site and to find things with fewer clicks. gap.com has a tour of its new features. I shopped around the site and almost immediately I found a broken image [...]
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Video Games and Women and Kids
September 15th, 2005 |
Did you hear that? That was feminism acting out as it takes a step backward with Tom’s Hardware Guide Columns: Why Women Aren’t Gamers - Yet - Hands Up Who really Wants Women In Videogaming? Yeah, he’s got some, eh? But really, I understand his point and he is right about everything he said regarding [...]
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Video Games and Women and Kids
September 15th, 2005 |
Did you hear that? That was feminism acting out as it takes a step backward with Tom’s Hardware Guide Columns: Why Women Aren’t Gamers - Yet - Hands Up Who really Wants Women In Videogaming? Yeah, he’s got some, eh? But really, I understand his point and he is right about everything he said regarding [...]
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Best Software Writing I
September 14th, 2005 |
Having been in process management in a software organization for over ten years, I’ve seen too many articles and books on the topic that worked better than Valium for putting me to sleep especially since they have no side effects. Joel Spolsky is known as one of the best (if not the best) writers on [...]
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Best Software Writing I: Selected and Introduced by Joel Spolsky
September 14th, 2005 |
Having been in process management in a software organization for over ten years, I’ve seen too many articles and books on the topic that worked better than Valium for putting me to sleep especially since they have no side effects. Joel Spolsky is known as one of the best (if not the best) writers on [...]
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