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Give the right person enough free time...
Despite the fact that we have moved most of our internal communications to Salesforce Chatter, email still pwns us.
This also pertains to UX for "internal" application design...good stuff.
Kudos to everyone across the interwebs for pulling off a successful SOPA protest / awareness campaign yesterday. My favorite was, hands down, the koala making sweet love with a goat on The Oatmeal.
Insert Greece joke here.
Cats + HTTP errors = geek LOLz
Too perfect. Thanks, Steve.
Amazing. Take a 12,000+ mile road trip across America in 5 minutes.
Interesting discussion on enterprise adoption of cloud architecture. And vice versa.
Goodbye, sleep. It's been nice knowing you.
I would expect this kind of behavior from Microsoft, but it surprises me that Google got in on it.
Because, of course, Bejewelled (sic) will make everyone forget all about the outage. RIP RIM.
I can identify. I try to swipe my monitor with my stylus at least once a week.
Thanks to Mashable for the original post.
I will be on the panel for the MIT Enterprise Forum event. Come check it out.
OK. #Spotify on the iPhone...mind blowing. Anything I can think of...on demand.
Is Adobe hedging their bets, or going all-in with HTML 5 at the expense of Flash?