Looking through the collection of World Cup photograph’s at Boston Big Picture, I had to pick these two. The first one made me think of how quickly things change, especially when context is given. Anyone looking at this picture a month ago wouldn’t think anything negative. It’s a pretty much classic shot of man, music … Continue reading Big football picture
I’ve been praising Best Pratical’s RT3 (aka Request Tracker) for a long time. So at my new job, given a new start, I thought that I maybe need to explore other options and widen my horizons. After all, the needs were much less and much simpler. We just needed a bug tracking application for three … Continue reading MantisBT vs. RT3
Several times a week I recommend to different people to actually go and read The Subversion Book. Obviously, not enough people do it. Including myself. So sometimes I have to fish out a tasty bit from that book to get people interested. Today is just such a day. Have you heard about Subversion changelists? If … Continue reading Subversion has changelists
I came across this article about a couple discovering that they are actually a half-brother and half-sister. As devastating as these news were to them, there is not much for us – people who don’t know them. We’ve heard the stories before and will most likely hear more in the future. But there was one … Continue reading What was the court thinking?
Here is a quote form Bill Gates that made me go “Huh? Are you for real?”: Microsoft has a lot of different tablet projects that we’re pursuing. We think that work with the pen that Microsoft pioneered will become a mainstream for students. It can give you a device that you can not only read, … Continue reading Pen-based computing? Really?