Tom, over at theOTHERblog, makes some interesting points about what is and what isn’t mis-selling. While I have little sympathy for mactards in general (it is, after all, just another shiny cog in the “Apple are the new Fox” machine, people) even those poor souls shouldn’t suffer the Carphone Warehouse Scam.
Although I have to admit it’s the only one of the shortlist that I’ve actually read. But it is one of my favourite books:
I’m surprised only 8,000 people voted. I’d imagined a heated debate taking place across the nation. I think that says more about me than it should. Heigh ho.
…that this link will make little sense to the vast majority of people. Still. You should read it anyway.
For bug tracking and source control? For us it’s Subversion and Trac, but that’s primarily because of the quality of Trac; I doubt we’d be so wedded to Subversion if there was equally good integration with other source control systems.
Bracewell is returning to Glos. This (to a Gloucestershire supporter) is awesome news.
Britain’s top spy is seriously ill. No foul play, so little news really, except for the gem at the end…
“[he] is known for running a website for fans of the band The Grateful Dead”
Pardon? I’m sure there are rules about mixing LSD and the Official Secrets Act. Aren’t there? Surely?
Probably, to be fair, because I hadn’t needed to. Yet again the Internet takes all forms of obsession to beyond their logical conclusion. Herewith an extremely detailed guide to collecting and managing your promotional coupons.
There’s actually quite a few of these in our cupboards. Which is nice.