Yesterday, I received my paperback copy of Dreaming in Code from Scott Rosenberg as part of a free paperbacks for bloggers promotion. I read the hard-cover edition when it was first released, but it has been a while and my original copy is now in the hands of a colleague. So, I will be re-reading [...]
I saw Cloverfield last night in a packed theater. My one word review: intense.
Ever since Joel Spolsky dazzled me on his FogBugz World Tour stop in Philadelphia, I wanted to try the software out myself on some real projects. At the event, I was told that there was a Micro-ISV FogBugz on-demand account option that allows free usage for up to two user accounts. Since there are only [...]
I finally got my Pownce invite the other day and created an account. I invited a few people from work and a friend of mine and started Powncing, pouncing, whatever. The thing is, the service, as currently implemented, sucks. I can use a slow Web-based IM client to send messages to my friends list or [...]