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The other day I was checking out Monster’s blog, and while at first glance it appears to be a solid company blog, I noted a glaring problem.
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This is a really unique blog post to check out! Buried in these kernels of wisdom are some nifty places to go looking for more ideas. As Homer Simpson’s smarter, older brother would say, “Intellectual popcorn, yum!”
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It’s officially been 24 hours…
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Marketing with fear is a powerful tool. Fear is a universal emotion, it’s viral and people will go to great lengths to make it go away.
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The PHP Programming Contest ends at 5pm GMT 1st July. Entries are starting to come in more quickly as time runs out and it is clear that everyone has been putting in a lot of work.
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An OSX-style dock menu that’s completely developed in JavaScript.
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There’s no better compliment than getting mentioned in a blog post by one of your favorite authors! I didn’t even know Roger had a blog until I saw the trackback. Thanks so much, Roger!
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This application can only be viewed using the iPhone. For more information on the revolutionary new iPhone, visit http://www.apple.com/iphone.
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For decades, newspaper audience — the basis for setting advertising rates — has been measured by paid circulation. Now, caught up in a multimedia world that is siphoning off circulation and advertising dollars, newspaper publishers are trying to make pe
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arned value, percent complete, and other measures of work performed on a project have always seemed useless. Perhaps that’s why I like Scrum so much–it only requires participants to estimate the hours of work remaining.
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When over 900 Xbox 360 users joined forces in a forum to push Microsoft to answer why a specific game was crashing the Xbox 360 and making it unrecoverable, what did Microsoft do? They deleted the conversation.
