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When and How to Micromanage
"Yes, maybe. But here's my new theory: At the top of every company, there's at least one person who really cares and really wants the product and the customer experience to be great. That's you, and me, and Ryan. Below that person, there are layers of people, many of whom are equally dedicated and equally talented.
joelspolsky  micromanaging  management  productivity  entrepreneur  leadership  wifi  events 
december 2009 by sogrady
Striped Bass Proposal Puts Fish in Peril, Anglers Say
truth be told, the stripers were already in serious trouble, but yes, the planned legislation is pretty much guaranteeing that decline
stripers  fishing  fisheries  management  ecosystems 
october 2009 by sogrady
Code Monkeyism: The dark side of NoSQL
the tools definitely have their limitations, but a lot of that is lifecycle rather than intrinsic flaws in the approach
nosql  altdb  database  software  cloud  management  databases  couchdb  criticism  cassandra 
october 2009 by sogrady
On the Farm - A Seafood Snob Ponders the Future of Fish - NYTimes.com
"An optimistic but not unrealistic assessment of the future is that we’ll have a limited (and expensive) but sustainable fishery of large wild fish; a growing but sustainable demand for what will no longer be called “lower-value” smaller wild fish; and a variety of traditional aquaculture where it is allowed. This may not sound ideal, but it’s certainly preferable to sucking all the fish out of the oceans while raising crops of tasteless fish available only to the wealthiest consumers."
rafecolburn  seafood  fisheries  management  populations  sustainability 
november 2008 by sogrady
1-800-MAGIC: Back to Microsoft
interesting tidbits in here. i disagree with much of it, and i obviously don't share the philosophical viewpoint that software value is only measurable through direct monetization, but the criticism is worth considering.
google  microsoft  culture  management  opensource  structure 
june 2008 by sogrady
"Zerstreutheit" and the Attention Management Cure | 43 Folders
"It implies withdrawal from some things in order to deal effectively with others, and is a condition which has a real opposite in the confused, dazed, scatterbrained state which in French is called distraction, and Zerstreutheit in German."
zerstreutheit  productivity  continuous-partial-attention  attention  time  management 
june 2008 by sogrady
How Google Fuels Its Idea Factory
"The best programming team is a "telephone call," which is two people, you and I, programming together. The second-best programming team is, everybody fits into a single room. All other variants are bad."
ericschmidt  google  innovation  management  development 
may 2008 by sogrady
Annals of Communications: The Search Party: Reporting & Essays: The New Yorker
“What kills a company is not competition but arrogance. We control our fate.” - Eric Schmidt
google  politics  business  management  advertising 
january 2008 by sogrady
Cohesive Flexible Technologies - Elastic Server Info
another cloud management third party. some of these folks will eventually be snapped up.
amazon  ec2  hosting  server  virtualization  management 
january 2008 by sogrady
Charlie in Charge - Boston Magazine
as good an explanation as any as to why i'm nothing more than a lukewarm fan of the B's these days
bostonbruins  hockey  management  charliejacobs 
december 2007 by sogrady
Apoc - APOC
the choice of Freedesktop and the dual license are as interesting as the technology itself. to me, anyway.
apoc  configuration  deployment  desktop  systems  management  opensource  sun 
december 2007 by sogrady
The Arusha Project home page
this is interesting, if seemingly abandoned. this would be fundamentally enabling technology for the "network offering" i've been talking about for a few years, enabling as it does collaborative administration
arusha  administration  configuration  server  license  management  sysadmin  via:trs81 
november 2007 by sogrady
Gears In Motion
"Gears In Motion is a user interface that allows you to manage easily your Google Gears databases for all your Google Gears projects." - interesting
database  db  gears  google  googlegears  javascript  management  offline  bsd  via:john 
october 2007 by sogrady
Infrastructure and economics of online journalism at Churbuck.com
"I still maintain, as I did in December, that it is entirely possible to create a publishing company with zero investment in software licenses. It’s the destruction of that barrier to entry that is crushing the big publishers more than any other."
davidchurbuck  publishing  economics  licensing  opensource  contentmanagement  sales  management  overhead 
august 2007 by sogrady
Predictable
in principle, this all sounds wonderful. the complexity scares me, however - as i said in #redmonk, "perfect is the enemy of good"
package  management  opensolaris  packaging 
august 2007 by sogrady
indolence log
"Jeff had a bunch more ideas in that vein – like not bothering with a central archive, but having users collect the packages they’re interested in from upstream sites all over the place," - jdub and i need to chat more on this subject, methinks
jeffwaugh  debian  distributions  linux  upstream  repositories  package  management 
may 2007 by sogrady
Open Sources | InfoWorld | The MySQL factor | May 10, 2007 08:11 PM | By Matt Asay
"We...spent a fair amount of time talking about the people at MySQL...Zack...was pretty open about the nature of the people with whom he works. He didn't say this, but the description I inferred from the conversation was 'confident but humble.' "
culture  opensource  management  mysql  hiring  humility  confidence 
may 2007 by sogrady
Middle managers are drowning - Business Filter - The Boston Globe
"middle managers are swamped by useless information and spend about a two hours a day looking for the data they need" - not a surprise, certainly, but good datapoint
information  drowning  management  business  intelligence  reporting 
january 2007 by sogrady
Ian Murdock’s Weblog » Blog Archive » Software installation on Linux: Tomorrow, it won’t (with some cooperation) (part 2)
hmm, agree with the high level approach, but need to understand more about the implementation and how it affects a.) the devs, b.) the distros, c.) the existing packages and so on - compatibility's great, but doesn't equal sustainability
compatibility  murdock  package  management  linux  fsg  lsb 
december 2006 by sogrady
Ian Murdock’s Weblog » Blog Archive » Software installation on Linux: Today, it sucks (part 1)
"The LSB tackled these very issues at the LSB face to face and Packaging Summit last week in Berlin, Germany, and we think we have a way forward that’s acceptable to all involved" - i'm all ears
package  management  lsb  fsg  murdock  rpm  deb  apt  yum 
december 2006 by sogrady
Converting .rpm Packages To Debian/Ubuntu .deb Format With Alien | HowtoForge - Linux Howtos and Tutorials
a workaround for Zmanda's lack of a .deb file; haven't played w/ Alien that much, but if it's this easy this is a real boon
Zmanda  alien  package  management 
november 2006 by sogrady
LSB face-to-face (December 2006) - Free Standards Group
looks like i may be going to Berlin; this needs more representation, however - Portage folks need to be involved, IMO
fsg  package  management  murdock  apt  portage  yum 
october 2006 by sogrady
Virtual Machine Manager: Screenshots
i will undoubtedly be giving this a whirl as soon as i rustle myself up a machine with Xen on it
xen  linux  management  virtualization  via:Donnie  redhat  gtk  glade  python 
october 2006 by sogrady
BSBlog » Blog Archive » Is Ubuntu an Operating System?
disagree with this on pretty much every level - except for the binary incompatability; the author seems to believe that Ubuntu managed software installation is mutually exclusive with installing software - don't get that
ubuntu  windows  package  management  binary  incompatability 
october 2006 by sogrady
Andrew Cowie - db4o developers open their conference call
RedMonk client db4objects takes transparency to a whole new level; great to see
community  management  db4objects  transparency  open 
september 2006 by sogrady
Luis Villa’s Blog » More on QA, Ubuntu, trust, etc.
more from Luis on Ubuntu and its recent package release error
ubuntu  package  management  release  qa 
august 2006 by sogrady
spyderous: [Gentoo] Gentoo in the enterprise, part 1
James and Cote should check out this post from Donnie; some systems management stuff in there
systems  management  configuration  gentoo  enterprise 
august 2006 by sogrady
Blue Hammock Blogs | Thoughts from the services frontlines
wherein my old colleagues from Blue Hammock embark on the blogging journey; great to see as they are very sharp folks - subscribed.
bluehammock  carlson  bookman  si  services  data  management  crm 
july 2006 by sogrady
Ian Skerrett: Linux Distros Working Group
this is pretty interesting; i need to follow up with these folks to see what approach they'll be taking, as it could have wider significance
suse  linux  distros  package  management  eclipse  novell  redhat  fedora  gentoo  debian  ubuntu 
may 2006 by sogrady
FAQ - Labix
wrote this up already, but good FAQ on the capabilities of Smart Package Manager
smart  Package  manager  linux  management  application  distros  ubuntu 
may 2006 by sogrady
Oracle's Linux Push Is a No-Brainer
apparently i'm not the only one who thinks that Ubuntu/Debian's a distro rapidly gaining in importance
ubuntu  distro  linux  oracle  debian  package  management  ibm 
april 2006 by sogrady
OpenSolaris Forums: Project proposal: Nevada Companion ...
"The alternative is to nuke /opt from the system and just install everything under /usr..." - still don't get /opt myself - seems like a problem waiting to happen; either way, the Solaris community needs to resolve this
solaris  opensolaris  package  management  debian  pkg-get 
april 2006 by sogrady
Unix Admin Corner: Process done wrong
some dissent on the future of package/application management w/in Solaris/OpenSolaris
solaris  opensolaris  package  management  application 
april 2006 by sogrady
Who Cares?
prime illustration of why package management is important: brutal (via James)
package  application  management  solaris 
april 2006 by sogrady
» Has Linux patching surpassed Mac and Windows? | George Ou | ZDNet.com
surpassed? that makes it sound recent; this advantage has been there for a while. this is what i wrote about in August's "Linux, Solaris & Windows: The Application Management Q&A" - this is the advantage community offers
package  management  linux  solaris  windows  osx 
march 2006 by sogrady
All about Linux: A Concise apt-get / dpkg primer for new Debian users
good apt-get / dpkg primer for those new to the system - good brush up for me as i go the Nexenta route
apt-get  dpkg  debian  nexenta  package  management  ubuntu 
march 2006 by sogrady
Google Thinks Small - Forbes.com
more on the simplicity, KISS meme from Google
simplicity  kiss  google  management  project  small 
november 2005 by sogrady
FrontPage - Conary Wiki
interesting package management system behind Foresight Linux
linux  foresight  conary  application  package  management  rpm  portage  yum  blastwave  redcarpet  apt-get 
august 2005 by sogrady
spyderous: [Gentoo] Enterprise-wide network/systems management
more from Donnie and systems management. to the question, no, i don't know of any to add to this list
package-management  application  management  gentoo  debian 
august 2005 by sogrady
Giving Employees What They Want: The Returns Are Huge - Knowledge@Wharton
seems like every important business book is predominantly a regurgitation of common sense, but i guess them's the breaks (via Kennedy)
wharton  sirotka  management  employees  partnership  allies  children 
april 2005 by sogrady

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