I cam across an interesting discussion on multilingual blogging via this BloggingPro post. The question is: what’s the best way to do it? I’ve thought about it more than once. I’ve even had to make this decision more than once. You see, my native language is Russian. My written Russian is horrible, but I still … Continue reading On multilingual blogging
Scott Adams shares a few interesting, as usual, observations. This time he talks about movies they make these days. Here are a few worthy quotes: Am I the only one who continues to turn up the volume about ever five minutes for the entire movie? And don’t get me started about the TV show 24, … Continue reading Movie related observations
I think I’ve uncovered another conspiracy by Google, particularly with their context sensitive advertising service AdSense. It’s not a bad conspiracy – as far as I am concerned, they are trying to do a good thing. But still, it’s a mean way to go about it. A reader of this blog left a comment to … Continue reading Conspiracy of context sensitive advertising
Microsoft has released a beta version of their new blogging tool – Windows Live Writer. People seem to like it, although, as with any beta (especially from Microsoft) it’s a bit rough on the edges. Via Weblog Tools Collection.
If you enjoyed those articles, here’s another one for you from Stevey’s Blog Rants. It’s caled (Not) Managing Software Developers However, I’ll offer you one almost magical tip that can help you smooth over nearly any mistake, a tip that can get you through just about any bad situation. I’ll tell you the tip right … Continue reading Manager’s main skill – empathy