If it costs you more in employee time to screen bug reports and mark them as duplicates than it would to actually fix the bug, fix the bug. Now.
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Dan Rather Reports: the trouble with touch screens
From HDNet: Dan Rather Reports presents conclusive evidence of the failure of touch screen voting machines across the country. The episode, “The Trouble with Touch Screens”, is an entire hour devoted to new information on this story. From scientists involved in testing the equipment, to manufacturers in third world countries who shipped these defective voting …
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TEDTalks: Blaise Aguera y Arcas
TEDTalks: John Doerr
Dick Cheney on Iraq
Avis, Budget and Enterprise discount codes
As with my surprisingly popular Hertz discount codes page, I have a few other rental care coupon codes lying around. Most of them aren’t really that special, but I figured writing them down here will benefit someone, and I won’t have to keep a few scraps of paper lying around. Avis $25 off weekly AWDB790072 …
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A couple of old favourites
Here’s a pair of great Bauer hockey commercials from back in the day: We all have something A clean sheet Does anyone have higher-quality copies? While we’re at it, does anyone have a copy of the NFL “Feel the Power” commercial that used Ani DiFranco’s “32 flavors” and featured various running backs? I can’t find …
What is design?
“Design can be a form of social activism.” Yes, it can be.
Why US broadband sucks
In 1999, the high-end Mac was a 500 MHz Power Mac G4 and cost $3500. In 2006, the high-end Mac is a 2×3 GHz Mac Pro and costs $2500. That’s more than 12X faster for 30% less. In 1999, I was paying CAD$36/month (then worth US$25 @1.47:1) for broadband (Bell Canada). In 2007, I am …