Monthly Archives: August 2008

Wil Shipley on the Mojave Experiment

By zacharyc | Published: August 11, 2008

Wil Shipley wrote a blog post on the Mojave Experiment whereby Microsoft “proved” that Vista is a great operation system. I think Wil makes a couple of really powerful points in his article, but there is one that I feel he leaves out. These people were shown what they thought to be the NEXT version [...]

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Mint.com it’s awesome, check it out

By zacharyc | Published: August 8, 2008

Mint.com is a financial site that allows you to log into one system to see all of your finances. Basically, it is as if you were able to take all your separate accounts and move them to one bank view. It’s really quite interesting, and I”m excited about getting on top of all my finances [...]

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Why 2 can sometimes equal 1

By zacharyc | Published: August 2, 2008

Ran into a fun situation today where I was writing some code, and I came across an interesting situation in C++. Now, before I get to the end of this post, I’ll give you the punch-line, Developer stupidity. So I was working on a exercise where I needed to write some sort of state machine. [...]

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