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Monthly Archives: November 2005

The VFA is a reflection of all things wrong with the US

It never ceases to amaze me how a nation could be so thoroughly convinced of its inferiority that its government would often bend over backwards to give a foreign power (read: the US) what they want, and its constituents would aspire to be something they are not. On further deliberation though, it is not so [...]

Indian outsourcing boom may end; are we next?

Just thoughts on outsourcing
I once noted in a previous post that the real peril of outsourcing is not the risk of ‘losing seats’ but becoming too reliant on the revenue the industry generates. However, this recent news report is cause for concern:

Technology and Me

SEO, xHTML, CSS and why they shouldn’t matter
Well, to me on a personal level, anyway. I know of people for which it’s their bread and butter. Make no mistake, I think web standards are a good thing. They make a web desinger’s life easier for one thing, and they make surfing the web a more [...]

Like a leaf on the wind: A Serenity Review

Better Late than Never
Facing his crew after a stunning discovery, Malcolm Reynolds, captain of the transport ship Serenity faces his crew. “Y’all got on this boat for different reasons, but y’all come to the same place. So now I’m asking more of you than I have before. Maybe all. Sure as I know anything, I [...]