graffiare #269
04 abril 2006
"Bill Gates knows how to compete with anyone who charges money for products, but his head explodes whenever he has to go up against anyone who gives away products for free."
Surrupiado da 'Economist'
Graffiti \Graf*fi"ti\, s.m.
desenhos ou palavras feitos
em locais públicos.
Aqui eles têm a intenção de
provocar papos sobre TI e afins.
"Bill Gates knows how to compete with anyone who charges money for products, but his head explodes whenever he has to go up against anyone who gives away products for free."
Surrupiado da 'Economist'
Eu tenho 'n' motivos para fazer da tag 'ms mon amour' uma das mais freqüentes no graffiti. Traduzindo: por várias razões eu amo chutar a MS. Vou ficar nas 5 primeiras que pintarem em minha mente:
"All parts should go together without forcing. You must remember that the parts you are reassembling were disassembled by you. Therefore, if you can't get them together again, there must be a reason. By all means, do not use a hammer."
- Trecho de um manual meio antigo (1925) da IBM.
Há tempos não toco na STL que me ocupou durante boa parte do ano passado. Surrupiei do Joe McKendrick um post bem legal. Saca só:
Dave Linthicum has a way of cutting right to the chase. So if you need to explain the latest thinking in SOA to someone while riding on the elevator, in 100 words or less, here's a good way to describe the current state of affairs — as the good, bad, and the ugly. (In 70 words, actually.)
The Good: "What’s cool about SOA is that you can actually make the business significantly better… it will both heal some enterprises, and optimize others."
The Bad: "We are suffering from the same mistakes we made in the client/server and distributed object days. Lack of planning, and over simplification of the technology is leading to some quick failures."
The Ugly: "Confusion. The 'ESB' thing, the 'Registry' thing, is ugly stuff."
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