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IBM is just outside the first 10
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The Redmond based Company VirtuSphere developed a unique Virtual Reality (VR) sphere which allows a person to walk, jump and even run while wearing a special wireless VR glasses
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Not exactly new anymore
Author: Aditya
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links for 2007-12-04
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Striving for imperfection
Clients complaining of bugs in an application is quite a common scenario, but what about this case from Worse Than Failure where the client wated some “bugs” to be implemented:
All these non-implemented bugs added up to one unhappy customer. In their eyes, the software was far too “unbroken” for them to use. So, after spending a year and a half developing outdated and mediocre software, David’s team put on the final touches: a slew of bugs that made it look and function like the original.
Now that’s what you call software development 🙂
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Water and free wireless access
Going by what I have been reading on the blogosphere over the last few months, this comic strip seems to sum things up quite nicely 🙂
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links for 2007-11-28
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The paper examines this most frequently deployed of software architectures: the BIG BALL OF MUD
