LINKBLOG for July 10, 2007
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*** Repost: The NewCo Business Idea - raganwald
'Well, we can produce code that requires less QA, but we will need to allocate time for that unit testing framework and continuous integration sever you turned down'The Case of the Unexpected PsList Error - Mark's Blog
Being into security yesterday, now Mark Russinovich has a new story. It's a pity his blog is so quiet since he joined Microsoft- 69 Tech Blogs That Don’t Suck - Micahville
That's a whole Sixty Nine of them speaking of information overload, must admit that I unsubscribed from several of them some time ago In defense of hacking - Sijin Joseph
'No amount of planning is going to prepare you for change, you need to practice for change day in and day out'That Shakespeare Loved His Code - secretGeek
"Striving to better oft we mar what's well" --King Lea
Going back in time with Leon BambrickHow I'm, sigh, going to become a better developer - Jeremy D. Miller
Jeremy is also trying to become better but has to take some flakTuring test challenges spam filters - The Register
We're loosing the war on spam... for the i-th time- The Graphical Keyboard User Interface - Mozilla Labs Blog
Mozilla (at least one of it's developers) is thinking about Going Commandline because of it's efficiency. Btw did you know some people call a GUI 'WIMPy'. Read the article, it's quite long but interesting. - Going Pro as a Blogger - Turning Blogging From a Hobby to a Career - Darren Rowse
Going professional on your hobby always has that special thrill around it. Brings back memories on how I started Software Development some time ago... Silently Installing .NET
small tip that can be helpful if you need itWhen three ex-MSFTies partner: They’re Beautiful! - istartedsomething
Then they start a company giving out virtual flowers. You can send them for free, unfortunately the anti-spam robot didn't correctly validate my CAPTCHA so couldn't give it a tryxkcd - Embedding NP-complete problems in restaurant orders (humor)
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