Archive for December, 2008
History Repeats Itself: IBM, Microsoft, Google and …
In: Business
25 Dec 2008We will not have history lesson or fact listing of these three big companies, Wikipedia can serve this purpose. However, I’m here to point something out: Microsoft did it to IBM and Google is doing it (or did it) to Microsoft. Therefore somebody will do it to Google, yes it might be hard to imagine, [...]
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- Tags: apple, bittorrent, google, IBM, Microsoft, Mininova, The Pirate Bay
Merry Christmas… in a Square
In: General
24 Dec 2008Merry Christmas to my friends, family, readers and “stumblers” of the G to the Square Blog.
In Polish (since I’m here): Wesołych Świąt
In Swedish: God Jul
In Spanish: Feliz Navidad
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- Tags: Christmas
Microsoft’s "Junk E-mail Protection Program" is Junk
In: Webmail
14 Dec 2008A couple of weeks ago, I receive an email from Microsoft asking me to “help” them fight junk mail. After being in the program for three weeks, I got to the conclusion that this whole program is junk . Junk E-mail Protection Team is a cheap attempt to “crowd source” spam detection. They don’t have [...]
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- Tags: Hotmail, junk mail, Microsoft, msn, Steve Ballmer
No Hold Bars Creativity: freedom makes it hard
In: Uncategorized
12 Dec 2008This weekend, I was watching a Japanese anime called Evangelion. In one of the episodes, I saw 30 seconds of footage, were one of the characters feels uneasy with freedom so, make him more comfortable they remove a degree of freedom (later on how they did this).
The 30 seconds sticked to mi mind, because the [...]
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- Tags: Creativity, Evangelion, freedom
It’s all about the tradeoff
In: Computer| Customer Service
3 Dec 2008Originally this was the title of this post:
Removing your battery from your MacBook, will decrease its performance.. So what?”
I still feel the same, however I changed my mind, when thought about it from a broader point of view. If your laptop, either made by Apple, Asus, Sony, HP, Dell, slews of the performance of the [...]
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- Tags: Allan Cooper, apple, Asus, Business, Dell, hardware, hp, laptops, Play Station 3, tradeoff, Wii
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