Monthly Archives: December 2009

Nearly the end-of-year review

Posted on 2009-12-29 by Graham Lee

My first post (Farkers, feel free to replace that with “boobies”) of the year 2009 was a review of 2008’s blog and look forward to 2009. It’s time to do the same for the 2009/2010 blogyear bifecta. Let’s start with … Continue reading →

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On Operation Chokehold

Posted on 2009-12-17 by Graham Lee

So Fake Steve Jobs has announced Operation Chokehold, a wireless flashmob in which disgruntled AT&T customers are to use data-intensive apps for an hour in protest at the poor service and reduced investment AT&T provide on their network. At time … Continue reading →

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Consulting versus micro-ISV development

Posted on 2009-12-15 by Graham Lee

Reflexions on the software business really is an interesting read. Let me borrow Adrian’s summary of his own post: Now, here’s an insider tip: if your objective is living a nightmare, tearing yourself apart and swear never touching a keyboard … Continue reading →

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