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I came across another lame article (no I will not dignify the piece of crap by linking to it, just take my word for it) that talked about there being no "I" in team. It made me cranky again (just after I'd recovered from the recent
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Thanks to Michael Arrington over at Techcrunch for this vid, Kina Grannis is great and I too like to Digg:
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Over being cranky now - best wishes to everyone for peace and happiness this Christmas Eve. via Aide-mémoire
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This stupid Samsung A701 mobile phone crashed again. Had to remove my battery & SIM card to reboot the phone again after a yellow screen of death. This is not a phone it is just an annoyance. Can't wait to replace it immediately the shops open after Xmas.
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It is difficult for me to find words adequate to express my unhappiness with Telstra's crappy NextG network and the equally crappy Samsung A701 phone that I own. But I'm going to try ... The NextG network is the most unreliable thing since the early days of
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Suspect that video based social networking is about to take off in 2008. But of course, I could be wrong! During 2007 we've seen the consolidation of video sharing on sites like YouTube and others, now we're seeing sites like seesmic launching. Early in 2007 lots
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It is always instructive to watch what a smart & successful company like General Electric* does and try to work out why they are doing it. Several years ago GE spun off their insurance businesses and this divestment was of interest to me at the time because GE was removing
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Here is a story for those among us who do not believe that software testing is critical, this is from New Scientist's Doh! Of Technology: Back to the future F-22 Raptors via Aide-mémoire
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Finally got an invite to Seesmic last night from Loic and, of course my webcam is not working on my desktop. This means I will have to use the Mac, which I generally only use on the road. It would seem very strange to use it here in my study.
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Techcrunch goes political with the US election, Michael Arrington explains: "TechCrunch wants to provide a voice for digital policy and technology issues in the upcoming U.S. Presidential election, and so we've decided to hold our own political primaries online. Voting will be open from Tuesday, December
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