links for 2007-09-01
By Bob Plankers on Sep 1, 2007 in del.icio.us
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One of my coworkers insists on bringing and using his laptop to every meeting. He pays no attention and we often have to backtrack for him. I am starting to not even invite him to things anymore, because I don’t see the point.
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We’re letting Mexican trucks in without inspection? Does this seem like a good idea? If so, why do I have to still take my shoes off to get on an airplane?
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Oh, hell yeah, a way to clean up all that metadata that was entered by people who don’t believe in punctuation, spelling, etc. THANK YOU LAST.FM!
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Most people haven’t seen Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs. It’s interesting.
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Just like cell phone interfaces, car interfaces suck SOOOO BAD. Controls all over the place, hard to find, hard to use, hard to use while driving, etc.
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Amen. I get very little done when I am at work, in my cube, unless I put my headphones on.
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Technorati was one of the underpinnings of the blogosphere, and now it’s dead or useless. For instance, I can’t tell who is linking to me, so I can’t have a conversation with them (or join theirs).
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My prediction: these predictions are the dumbest things ever. Data centers will not become extinct, though we may see some consolidation of them to service providers/ISPs/colos, etc.
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It’s usually a good idea to always join the line on the inside of a turn. So if all the lines turn left stay in the leftmost line.
1 Comment(s)
By Coeus on Sep 1, 2007 | Reply
Why won’t last.fm just work more on integration with Musicbrainz. They already do great work with the fingerprinting.