01/04
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More than a list of food items, a menu is a catalyst for conversation. You pore over it, imagining just what the Dynamite Prawn and Mango Roll or Grilled Chicken Caesar Salad will taste like. You question your fellow diners on their recommendations and choices, before locking in your own order. Perhaps you discuss the…Read More »
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Posts Tagged ‘microsoft’
30/04
twenty eleven
Q&A with Julia Stowell about Open Source Week in Vancouver
The first week of May marks Open Source Week. Here in Vancouver, Microsoft is helping organize six events including a Joomla User Group Meet-Up, a Drupal evening mixer , a full day of WordPress, a Linux User Group meeting, and an afternoon of Show & Tell: Storytelling for a Web Made World hosted by The Museum of Vancouver and lastly the sold
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06/04
twenty eleven
Get your free tickets: Make Web Not War hits Vancouver
Make Web Not War (MWNW) arrives in Vancouver May 7, 2011. MWNW is one of Canada’s first cross-platform conferences, showcasing the most cutting-edge techniques and technologies available to the ever-evolving web community. It is sponsored by Open Source communities from across Canada and Microsoft. Make sure to register sooner rather than later and before April 20 —
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26/07
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Halo Brands: The Difference Between Apple and Microsoft
From time to time, a company comes out with a brilliant product: clean, sleek, easy to use, and down right sexy. However, something even more rare and interesting than this is the halo brand – a brand that can do no wrong and spits out brilliant products. One worth mentioning is Apple.
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12/05
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Why Does Microsoft Hate Me? And How You Can Learn From Their Mistakes
I don’t hate Microsoft or at least I don’t currently – that may change with the user experience that I’ve had as of late. I have plenty of friends that curse Microsoft and every move they make. And I am beginning to understand why. There are a multitude of reasons to hate microsoft – Vista, Zune, their corporate anti-trust issues to name just a couple…
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31/03
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Microsoft CEO's Kids Banned from Google
Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer has banned his kids from using Google. It makes me wonder: does he really think the Microsoft-provided service is superior?
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13/12
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Is Microsoft about to bribe users to increase searches on their system?
Microsoft is entertaining the thought of paying users to use their search engine
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