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Comment on Using mind mapping software in project management and system analysis by Liran

Sun, 08 Jul 2007 08:48:56 +0000

I am looking for a mind mapping software for illustrating ideas and thoughts, and also to literally creating mapping of stuff.
What do you recommend? because there are so many…

Comment on An idea for a reality show by Eran

Sat, 21 Apr 2007 20:10:45 +0000

it wasn’t a reality just a sort of competition, and i won and was suppose to date Roni Superstar, unfortunately my flight was a day before the competition. i head from a friend that her date ditched her and eventually the producer dated her…

Comment on An idea for a reality show by Deviant Brainwave

Tue, 10 Apr 2007 07:15:11 +0000

I’m sorry to disappoint, but it was done before, and not very tastefully. Actually, it was so bad that they needed more than one season. Flavor Flav is probably still looking for a date… check it: http://www.flavoroflove.tv/

Comment on 10 things a novice entrepreneur need to do in his home office: part 1 by Deviant Brainwave

Sun, 25 Mar 2007 15:04:01 +0000

These are good ideas, not only if you work from home on your own project, but also if you work for someone else in an office:
1. Always flatter yourself, whatever you do. It’s good for your ego.
2. Getting into shape is good. The gym is a good place to meet a potential partner as well
3. Well, if you work for someone else, you don’t have much choice here
4. Managing your time is important for all jobs, but more challenging when you don’t have a boss to monitor you.
5. I separate my work area from my sleeping area by a few streets
6. There is one difference here: when you work for yourself you can be as flexible as you want. Some people work best during the night.
7. Cooking is always good. I will be expecting a meal soon.
8. This is always very very important. I would put that at #1 for everyone. Some employers believe that by signing a contract you sign off your life, it’s the employee’s responsibility to make sure this doesn’t happen.
9. Abstractions happen everywhere. This is another challenge which is harder when there is no boss to watch over you.
10. Done.

Comment on Cheap development of code by oren

Sun, 25 Mar 2007 14:45:43 +0000

Don’t you do the opposite when you pay this guy?
He earns more than he will on his local market, you get to help the 3rd world and your job is done.
Isn’t it of the best interest for everyone?

Comment on Cheap development of code by shoren

Wed, 21 Mar 2007 07:28:37 +0000

What about the fact that you are hiring an underpaid poor guy from the 3rd world? Just because western nations abuse the 3rd world and keep them poor, doesn’t mean we have to do the same.

Comment on The paradox of choice by Uri L.

Tue, 20 Mar 2007 16:57:07 +0000

Quite true. I often find myself giving up on a product just because there too much information for me to handle. However, I find that it only happens when it is a product with which the technical information I’m not already familiar with. It also happens when I don’t really need the product. With necessities I find I may make a bad choice, but buy it nonetheless.