Archive for September, 2007

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One Nice Big Gestalt Blogs RSS Feed

Wednesday, September 19th, 2007

This evening I thought I’d try an experiment. I wanted an easier way to subscribe to all the blog feeds of my fellow co-workers at Gestalt. I think I found a decent way to do that. I tagged all the feeds I know of today using del.icio.us (cool service, still hate the [...]

Google Finds Search

Monday, September 17th, 2007

It always seemed odd to me that Google Reader never had search functionality. I mean, what is the one feature you’d expect a Google app to have built-in from the start? Apparently not search. I’m a little slow, haven’t been in Google Reader much lately and completely missed the new search [...]

Quote from EC: “Because of science progress.”

Monday, September 17th, 2007

My six year old son’s response a couple days ago to my question of, “How do you know aliens aren’t real?”

Fewer Moving Parts Means Fewer Broken Pieces

Tuesday, September 11th, 2007

Fewer moving parts means fewer broken pieces
When every other start requires a brand new thesis
-David Bazan, Fewer Broken Pieces
Why does this David Bazan song keep running through my head as I work with software development teams on a daily basis? Smaller teams normally translate to fewer problems. And when you have a new [...]

Quote from EC: “I’m not a little kid in Mexico!”

Thursday, September 6th, 2007

My, then five year old, son’s response to his Grandfather’s offer of a cup of coffee. To begin to understand this one, you’d have to have seen the Will Ferrell movie Kicking and Screaming.

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