February 11, 2010
The sad thing about Google Buzz is that it marks a complete failure of user-centered design.
Logically, the added Buzz functionality belongs in Google Reader. That’s where I read blogs, subscribe to friend feeds, comment on posted links, and share items.
However, Google added Buzz to Gmail–not because it belongs there, but because Gmail has more users [...]
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January 1, 2009
Looks like it’s finally possible to use Google Docs as a word processor. Until very recently, it was pretty much unusable for any serious editing task because there was no way to make linebreaks and paragraph breaks appear different.
However, you can now edit the CSS of your document, which means you can add
p { margin-top: [...]
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August 22, 2008
From Amazon.com’s page for Discrete Mathematical Structures for Computer Science by Kolman and Busby:
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And the review… Yeah, it’s not a book for beginning programmers.
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July 12, 2008
Back in 2005, IBM posted a story to the intranet titled New guidelines encourage IBMers to blog. Since then, there have been a number of additional occasions when I’ve been encouraged to write about work.
I’ve been writing about personal topics for years, and have mentioned work at various points. However, there have been topics I’ve [...]
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