Monthly Archives: June 2005

Ontology is Overrated

Posted on June 27, 2005 by nevf

Ontology is Overrated is a PodCast I recommend you listen to if you are interested in finding out more about organizing information and why using categories or hierarchical trees is flawed Continue reading →

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Creeping Featuritis

Posted on June 17, 2005 by nevf

The need to stop adding features to products, for features sake, even if that means losing some potential customers. Continue reading →

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ZDNet gives Surfulater a welcome boost

Posted on June 12, 2005 by nevf

Interest in Surfulater has reached a new high this past week, which is very welcome indeed. It is difficult for small companies to get the message out, about new products. We don’t have big PR budgets, don’t wine and dine … Continue reading →

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Securing Information – TrueCrypt

Posted on June 9, 2005 by nevf

I’m fanatical about backing up my work. Writing software is complex and costly business and the thought of losing work and having to do it over is one I don’t care to entertain. I backup to an off-site server several … Continue reading →

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Surfulater V1.70, B0.0 released

Posted on June 1, 2005 by nevf

There has been interest in being able to grab images from other programs and paste them into Surfulater articles. For example copying an image from a Microsoft Word document and pasting it into Surfulater. This is obviously a good idea … Continue reading →

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