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Wednesday, April 03, 2002


Useful

Today on HowStuffWorks.com: How Domain Name Servers Work [From the Desktop of Dane Carlson]


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Interesting

A Designer's Guide to Making Your Own Stock Photography (for non-photographers) [From the Desktop of Dane Carlson]


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April Fools Day - The Register

"You can't really put figures on this," one executive told The Register, "but we think we have 78 per cent of the libertarian news blogs, 91 per cent of the ClueTrain Manifesto fan sites, and 59 per cent of all blogging female arts graduates, many of whom are Virgos," he said. [The Register]

The fact is this is probably a fact!


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Operational Definitions

W. Edwards Deming said, "In the opinion of many people in industry, there is nothing more important for the transaction of business than the use of operational definitions. It could also be said that nothing is more neglected." Operational definitions allow everyone to come to the same conclusion about a specification, instruction, measurement or regulation.

He went further with his own explanation of "operational definitions" leaving no doubt about how to arrive at terminology that participants in a business system could use to communicate.

Russ has a good start with today's post. I still find myself pausing when I attempt to describe my desktop Radio application, my public web site, my local web site and the desktop where I enter my posts. What should we call each of these things - or, more likely, where are these things defined - a place I'm sure I overlooked!?!


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