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2023: Lavrion – Corfu sailing: Day 2 – Lavrion to Poros
2016: The RegEx that killed StackOverflow
2014: Mobile Web Monitoring Advanced Scripting (MITE)
2014: Construct – a visual layout editor based on Blueprint CSS framework
2014: Fitting and inflating text and videos with responsive web design
2014: blueberry – jQuery image slider written specifically for responsive web design
2014: Adaptive Images – deliver small images to small devices
2014: Daily dose of Instagram
2012: Adobe PhoneGap 2.0 Released
2012: Goal !!!
2012: Wildebeest
2012: Police enforce new drink and speeding regulations
2012: Why you shouldn’t write off Google+ just yet
2012: Debunking “If you have nothing to hide …” argument
2012: Software emulates a living organism
2012: Racing in slow motion
2011: Day in brief – 2011-07-21
2010: Day in brief
2010: Cloud performance comparison
2010: Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis

Today’s Constant is Tomorrow’s Variable.

Today’s Constant is Tomorrow’s Variable.

This is a MUST read for any systems engineer. Or maybe even for anyone who’s involved with planning and decision making at work.

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