- "I remember learning at school that the human appendix does not do anything. It used to apparently. Something to do with cellulose digestion. We humans do not chow down on cellulose much any more. Not since we stopped roaming the prairies in our loincloths and chewing on the switchgrass. "-- My PC has appendicitis
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Tuesday, September 25, 2007
My PC has appendicitis
Monday, September 17, 2007
Implementing time by expanding space in Web 2.0
- "The essence of the problem is time. Time has a nasty habit of moving inexorably forward. It is as if time is a dimension we need to add into some websites so that as time 'expands' forward, the website expands with it." -- Implementing time by expanding space in Web 2.0
Tuesday, September 11, 2007
Combinatorical Enterprise Architecture
- "It is those delicious moments - when the simplicity of pattern combinatorics replaces unruly complexity - that make enterprise architecture such a rewarding activity." -- Combinatorical Enterprise Architecture
Monday, September 10, 2007
IronPython in Action
The first part of IronPython in Action is now available online via Manning's early access programme. Go get it.
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If so and you are in the market for a challenge, lets talk.
Thursday, September 06, 2007
Master Foo defines Enterprise Architecture
"Tell me Mr. Klein, what is an enterprise architecture for? What is it, in and of itself. What is its value proposition?" Master Foo defines Enterprise Architecture
Tuesday, September 04, 2007
Barcamp Galway regrets
Unfortunately I have had to bow out of BarCampGalway thanks to an urgent need to be at 30,000 feet heading a lot further west than Galway :-(
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