The whole world is getting on the web. Most people out there use English as the Web language – there is just no other way, if you care about the size of your audience and the quality of search engine results around your web site. But there are still those who provide content for single … Continue reading The language quiz
I’m still sick,but back to the office today. Just to scare the crap out of everybody with my coughing. Hehe. I’m evil. # Searched for people Twittering in Cyprus. Added five Americans in the States. Something is wrong with my searching skills. # The coolest off-road driving video ever. Russia + mud = http://tinyurl.com/25nxwo <http://tinyurl.com/25nxwo> … Continue reading Daily tweets
Metablogging.gr did a podcast interview with me (mp3 file, 15:20 long, 14 MBytes). It was fun to do. The questions are in Greek, but I was provided with the translation, so my answers are in English. In case you don’t understand the Greek part, here are the translations of the questions that I used for … Continue reading Interview with metablogging.gr
This is so true: Good code takes time. One great engineer can do more than ten mediocre ones especially when starting a project. But great engineers still need time: whenever we’ve thought our talent, sprinkled with the fairy dust of some new engineering paradigm, would free us from having to schedule time for design and … Continue reading Good code takes time
I got a SPAM message. And I’m clicking on a link from that message. I must be getting old or something… # playing around with last.fm … # last.fm web interface is confusing beyond control… I probably have to use some software to get around it. # Amarok integrates nicely with Last.fm . Cool. No … Continue reading Daily tweets