All are now one

I used to run a blog for my professional (Java) interests. Then, I wanted to write about other things such as language learning and dancing. As the old blog was being syndicated for its professional content, I created a new blog on a different server. Both blogs were on free servers: Blogger and WordPress correspondingly.

Eventually, I . . . → Read More: All are now one

Spam comments in esperanto?

Most of the comments to this blog are – unfortunately – spam. WordPress’s Akismet filters them out and I periodically review and delete them all. I don’t know why I bother, but once I had a real comment black-listed, so I keep making the effort. It is also semi-interesting to see how the spam attacks changed . . . → Read More: Spam comments in esperanto?

Ouch: Thinking about hiring an offshore team?

Check who they are training with. Yakov Fain’s notes from an offshoring training presentation are scary, and not in a good way.

BlogicBlogger Over . . . → Read More: Ouch: Thinking about hiring an offshore team?

The podcasts I listen to and how BusinessWeek got it wrong

Is Podcasting revolution over before it began? BusinessWeek seems to think so and quotes Pew Internet & American Life Project’s statistics. The topic is also generating some buzz in the blogosphere, with BusinessWeek’s interpretation being gleefully accepted by some and thoughtfully rejected by others.

I believe into podcasting‘s future because it is here already for . . . → Read More: The podcasts I listen to and how BusinessWeek got it wrong

Free spanish e-book for intermediate learners

(Update for June 2007: The website got reorganised and the link is gone. Fortunately, it was archived by WaybackMachine)

It is quite frustrating how often a good material hides so deep in a random website that it can only be found by total accident.

Such seems to be the case with Suspense, no suspenso. From what I . . . → Read More: Free spanish e-book for intermediate learners