Logic2Go

What is the true cost of maintaining and stocking a physical inventory? For both new products and spare parts?
For example in the auto industry … individual repair shops always seem to be able to get spare parts on demand from some source and usually in a few hours but in the IT/Computer hardware industry, spare parts […]

I need to read it a couple more time to get my thoughts about it better ordered.
Still, take a peek at this “I feel like this too” article by Vijay Prashad titled “Letter to a Young American Hindu“
Though, why title it and limit it to an American Hindu?
I identify with so much of the article, […]

Adults are always asking kids what they want to be when they grow up because they are looking for ideas

(Paula Poundstone)

Call me too nerdy, but when I saw this photo of a keyboard, the thing that stood out for me was the way the [ { ] } keys were shown on the keyboard.
 (See Intel Ziba thin laptop on businessweek.com)
And my mind went …
Wait a second … this is not nested correctly.Shouldn’t it be […]

So, I’ve shown my irritation with Adobe Acrobat a few times over the years. A bigger issue … creating the PDF’s costs money (you have to buy the full version of Acrobat). So it’s great as an end-user technology (similar to Flash, etc) but sucks for developers who just want to play with it.
So it […]

Finally, a tool from google that lets you search and view results by date!
Google Timeline
It’s obviously more interesting for historical research going back to decades and centuries, but you could play with it to get views on companies that have been around for a few years too.
As a people research tool, it still has a […]

Quick … whats the first and most exciting part of starting your own company?
Of course, it’s the ability to spend dozens of hours choosing the right company name, company logo, company colour, cards, letterheads, powerpoint templates, email signature styles, etc, etc.
Everyone does it, I did too! Spend days getting all this right!
However, very quickly, I […]

Life is too short to build niche products.

Yikes!
(taken from HitForge)

After a good chunk of last year being spent on the Web 2.0 hoopla (2.0 what, you ask?! See dictionary.com:hoopla) I think there might be some strong websites that came out of the hype and became a part of everyday work!
My Web 2.0 sites …
Daily Use: Google Blog Reader, Wordpress, Google Calendar, Windows Live Writer, Google […]

There are certain parts of movies that I live best, and don’t mind seeing a few dozen times if possible. They don’t have to be related to the action or the actual story of the movie … often, they don’t even have any characters at all.
Just today, I saw some of my favourite bits again …
Gangs of […]