Ray Ozzie reacts to Don Park’s comment that “A CEO is not likely to know about about, let alone subscribe to, a lowly QA engineer’s blog.” Ray is basically arguing that CXOs do want to know what is going on all the way down to the leaf nodes of their organizations, and many of them [...]
Based on recommendation from Scoble, we decided to try the Caspian Grill Persian restaurant in Seattle’s U-District last week. Overall it was excellent, and we’ll be back.
Location: Caspian Grill ison 5517University Ave, just north of 55th St, on the west side of the street. Parking is on the street.
Food: The waiter brought out pita bread [...]
Bruce Perens is trying really hard to say that MSFT is behind the recent SCO claims. He doesn’t exactly claim that MSFT started the ball rolling or prodded SCO into action, but heseems desperate to have you draw that conclusion on your own.
Now, it could be argued that the wholemess is a beneficial opportunityfor MSFT, [...]
Herb Alpert queues up in media player just as I am wrapping up the latest round of changes to one of my specs. I swear I’ll write an exposé some day about the specification process at MSFT, but not today — I’m too exhausted. You wouldn’t believe if I told you anyhow.
Meanwhile, life continues on [...]
This Sunday, thedim-sum place was packed. We waited nearly 40 minutes for a table. While standing outside, a woman scurried about thrusting pamphlets into people’s hands. Big bold letters announced to me to the all-too-familiar cause du jour of west-coast activists: “why is this peaceful meditation practice being persecuted?“
I was immediately reminded of Jianshuo’s recent [...]