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February 5, 2010

Twitter Weekly Updates for 2010-02-05

RT @alltop Version .9 iPad – Holy Kaw! http://tinyurl.com/yhfgolj #
Ok, i think i overreacted. The mysql.com website no longer points to it, but you can still get it at http://dev.mysql.com/downloads #
Is the MySQL community edition no longer available for download? – http://bit.ly/bA5xuX #
Weekly findings on the internets – edition second (…)
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February 4, 2010

Pair programming

I recently came across an article entitled “Pair programming works“. To be honest, the first thing that crossed my mind was that this would be a cartoon mocking the concept.

Fortunately, i was wrong as the article gives very compelling arguments on why “Pair programming” has a lot of benefits, both (…)
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February 3, 2010

Weekly findings on the internets – edition second

Weil) – Interesting, for all the geeks out there that worry about what their habits are doing to their health. 55+ most wanted wordpress tips, tricks, and hacks – Cool stuff for blog owners. … I had no idea they hissed like cats when they are mad, LOL Matcha, green tea with 100+ times the antioxidants – Have to get me some of this. (…)
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January 29, 2010

Twitter Weekly Updates for 2010-01-29

Me thinks the iPad does not need flash. Youtube and vimeo already support html 5 and websites in flash generally suck. #
Damn, i think i'm losing my appreciation for high concentrations of sugar. Drinking tea with no sugar apparently also has disadvantages #
Big disappointment on the iPad. Going (…)
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January 27, 2010

Things i wanted in Apple’s iPad (tablet)

Cool as it may be, i cannot but feel disappointed with Apple’s newest unveiling – the iPad:

No camera – Really? In this day and age of videoconferencing?!? What are you guys thinking?
No GPS – It does have assisted (wifi/3G) GPS but it’s not quite the same, is it? Especially when you don’t (…)
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