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Monthly Archives: October 2006
Gmail Ads
Compartmentalization of thought is something you need when browsing the web. You can get bogged down or frustrated in the banner ads and all the other clutter that comes up, but if you just accept and train yourself to ignore them, … Continue reading
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Writely (or Google Docs & Spreadsheets)
The Writely service, now renamed Google Docs & Spreadsheets seems to be a step in the direction of where computing seems to be headed: Less of the heavyweight desktop applications and more of web-based applications to do the tasks that … Continue reading
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Change Requests
In many client dealings, there is a conflict between what the development team terms as a “change request” and what the client treats as a “bug”. If new tasks or change requests are treated as bugs, it gives the impression that … Continue reading
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