Another installment in our occasional series on cool stuff in the world of science and technology research. Enjoy...
http://www.sri.com/rd/electroadhesion.html
Yes, you read right. Electro Adhesion.
Cheers - cause I'm so British,
tango
Friday, May 30, 2008
Monday, May 26, 2008
The Star Spangled Banner
Happy Memorial Day from the Worrall house!
Cheers - cause I love my country,
tango
Cheers - cause I love my country,
tango
Monday, May 12, 2008
Late to the Calacanis Effigy-Burning
For those of you who enjoy reading about the world of software and the state of the art in software engineering, two articles for you. I ran into this through my good buddy Mel Norbeck after our VP Social Media and resident podcaster, Aaron Strout, announced an upcoming interview with Jason Calacanis.
I wish that I had found this earlier, so that I could properly rip Calacanis for his "fire people who are not workaholics" gem. Fortunately, the folks at 37 Signals spoke out on behalf of all of us software professionals who think that software business owners (particularly those that don't understand the craft) are dopes. In fairness, much of his article makes sense, but the workaholics comment is the sort of thinking that has plagued us for the last 15 years and allows idiots at the C-level to think that working hard is REALLY more important than working smart. This kind of thinking is why I will have to run my own business someday, just to have a decent place to work.
Enjoy the read.
http://www.calacanis.com/2008/03/07/how-to-save-money-running-a-startup-17-really-good-tips
http://www.37signals.com/svn/posts/902-fire-the-workaholics
Cheers - cause I'm so British,
tango
I wish that I had found this earlier, so that I could properly rip Calacanis for his "fire people who are not workaholics" gem. Fortunately, the folks at 37 Signals spoke out on behalf of all of us software professionals who think that software business owners (particularly those that don't understand the craft) are dopes. In fairness, much of his article makes sense, but the workaholics comment is the sort of thinking that has plagued us for the last 15 years and allows idiots at the C-level to think that working hard is REALLY more important than working smart. This kind of thinking is why I will have to run my own business someday, just to have a decent place to work.
Enjoy the read.
http://www.calacanis.com/2008/03/07/how-to-save-money-running-a-startup-17-really-good-tips
http://www.37signals.com/svn/posts/902-fire-the-workaholics
Cheers - cause I'm so British,
tango
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