@SaneIT exactly! The piece I wrote on supply chains for extended space voyages both opens and closes with references to the replicator. I think we'll have to make do withoutr the perfect cup of Early Grey (which makes...
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@cafzali,
I really use FB as a way to share content with family & friends. From time to time, they'll also share something good with me too. That I would miss if I stopped.
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@majenkins, Not to mention that the BIG THINK is nothing you care about. Even if you do care about it, you could live better not hearing some people's ignorant opinions. I'm not saying it's easy but it might be worth it...
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@Li,
I agree. It's also got a large development base so there's a lot of help out there from the Open Source world moving forward.
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@Gigi3 yes, we all have to keep something to look forward to.
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@Ariella,
I'm interested to hear what about G+ keeps you on it instead of FB?
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@Alison,
They might still consider you heathly. In the best case scenario, you break even. It'll be like an equation: if Gym - all the bad stuff = 0
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Thanks for sharing your thoughts with us, Eric. You're certainly right - Agile is not going away, and companies that want to pretend it is risk going the way of Music Publishers (vs. digital downloads) and Blockbuster (vs....
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First of "the entire organization -- not just the development team -- needs to buy into agile" is the best piece in this article. I'm suffering through agile for about three years now and that is the key point that is missing....
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Sometimes rejection in general is hard not to take personally. I know that early on in my career I had times where I was very frustrated when budgets were cut and I took it as a personal attack. Luckily I've...
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I guess I'll have to keep an eye out for that blog post. One of the things about 3D printing in space that I've wondered about is when there will be a printer that can collect printing media from space to...
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@Broadway0474, That may be part of it, when I was a kid my dad lived in a largely minority area so when I was at his house I spent the time hanging out with kids that looked nothing like me. If that was it then it...
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The genetic pressures are more of what I was referring to. I've seen many times that depending on hormone levels woman look for different attributes in men. I wouldn't be surprised at all to see data from an...
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This is definitely a topic worth discussing for IT folks. As many have pointed out, it's ultimately a skill that any businessperson ought to have (or heck, any person at all - even stay-at-home parents need to negotiate...
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"Microsoft is urging partners into the cloud but it needs to do more to give them something that helps them get there."
Charlie, it has to be a win- win situation for both parties. Otherwise no one will be ventured
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"Yes, I've even heard that some dryers can steam out wrinkles. But I want an appliance that is smart enough to also figure out where all the clothes go and to get them there. I'm willing to teach it the first time around,...
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"The cloud is a fad technology. Microsoft loves it, though, because it makes piracy impossible."
Jack, may be true. Am not sure about it, let time proves it.
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"Samsung already has developer support of its community with its development of Smart Home. Recently, talks of a potential deal with SmartThings would bring even more power to the home user of such devices. IoT and Smart...
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