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Second Most Powerful Wizard

Second Most Powerful Wizard

This humorous blog post ranks wizards, with the author claiming the title of "second most powerful wizard" due to their connection to Excel's PivotTable feature. Targeted at tech enthusiasts and Excel users, it combines lighthearted commentary with practical insights on PivotTable functionality.

Google - Extension of the Brain

Google - Extension of the Brain

This blog post examines how Google has transformed knowledge access, comparing it to traditional encyclopedias. Aimed at technology enthusiasts, it reflects on the author's personal journey from print resources to the immediacy of online search engines.

3D UI

3D UI

This blog post delves into the future of 3D user interfaces in standard applications, particularly within .NET and Mac OS X. Aimed at technology enthusiasts and developers, it highlights advancements like Avalon and Longhorn, showcasing the potential for enhanced user interaction.

Electronic Arts

Electronic Arts

This blog post examines the deteriorating working conditions at Electronic Arts, focusing on high turnover rates and a class action lawsuit. It contrasts EA's former reputation as a top employer with its current challenges, appealing to industry professionals and gamers interested in the gaming development landscape.

The Pace of Technology

The Pace of Technology

This blog post examines the rapid evolution of technology and its significant societal impacts, focusing on innovations like artificial intelligence and biotechnology. Targeted at technology enthusiasts and professionals, it reflects on historical advancements while envisioning a transformative future shaped by ongoing technological progress.

Rich Web Applications

Rich Web Applications

This blog post examines the rise of rich web applications and their competition with traditional desktop software, targeting technology enthusiasts and developers. It discusses key examples like Gmail and Yahoo's acquisition of Oddpost, highlighting the transformative potential of browser-based applications.

Taking the Limit

Taking the Limit

This blog post delves into the intersection of technology and economics, analyzing historical trends to speculate on future shifts in global power, particularly the rise of India and China. It targets readers interested in technology, philosophy, and futurism, offering insights into the evolving landscape of software development.

Beautiful OSes

Beautiful OSes

This blog post delves into the evolution and challenges of aesthetically pleasing operating systems, focusing on the ambitious yet failed Taligent project by IBM and Apple. It appeals to technology enthusiasts and software developers interested in the intersection of design philosophy and practical software delivery.

Missing the Inflection Point

Missing the Inflection Point

"Missing the Inflection Point" explores the transition from legacy systems to the .NET framework, highlighting the potential of WinForms and Avalon for application development. Aimed at developers and tech enthusiasts, it delves into the implications of adopting new APIs for rich client applications.

APIs Are More Than Just Function Calls

APIs Are More Than Just Function Calls

This blog post critiques the limitations of the Windows API regarding the availability of graphical resources, particularly toolbar icons. Aimed at developers and technology enthusiasts, it advocates for the inclusion of standard graphical elements to improve application development and user interface consistency.