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links for 2007-10-24

by grant on October 24, 2007

  • The Economics of Blogging: Minimal Cost and Maximum Benefits
    (tags: blogging economics business)
  • ITworld.com – The hidden costs of the multi-tasking software developer
    (tags: programming software development)
  • Coding Horror: Let’s Play Planning Poker!
    (tags: projectmanagement programming agile development management process software)
  • 17 Ways to Find Your Passion For Any and Everything | PickTheBrain
    (tags: motivation psychology personalgrowth)
  • With FriendCSV, Data Sneaks Out Facebook’s Back Door
    (tags: facebook data)

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