See for the
Met's address, but you can play it it - it's pretty cool. My first
option is the one from Google (I actually use it a lot here in the States)
but Microsoft's needs not be neglected,
I tell ya! [via]
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vote for the cooler web 2.0
websites.
It's been around for a while, hope you didn't miss it.
Do you trust Google with all of your data? -- context
Coincidentally I discussed a bit about it last night -- I don't see it as a problem from a business perspective since when Google becomes "evil" in any sense that would become a problem translated into a business opportunity other incumbents would jump on - consequently users would definitely switch. My only doubts would come from the governmental regulations though.
Coincidentally I discussed a bit about it last night -- I don't see it as a problem from a business perspective since when Google becomes "evil" in any sense that would become a problem translated into a business opportunity other incumbents would jump on - consequently users would definitely switch. My only doubts would come from the governmental regulations though.
Went over for a beer with a good friend of mine last night and had quite a
geeky conversation from which I learnt about a cool wiki tool for PM and
document collaborating: trac
