 is downloaded over HTTP and runs as root.
It's supposed to monitor security, or something. I did mention I run this on a
VM, right?)

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Shalle
Video conferences: Skype & Blackboard Chat: Skype & IRC Productivity:
Viscosity, Sublime, Tower, SSH, VirtualBox, Adobe CS6

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saryant
\- Hipchat (ongoing chatroom)

\- Google Hangouts (thrice weekly check-in meetings)

\- Asana (task management)

\- Github (all code is submitted as PR to be reviewed by someone else)

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chime
Toggl is nice for simple timekeeping.

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didgeoridoo
Baiboard (iPad app) is awesome for remote collaborative concept sketching.

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asjo
autossh (sometimes you need a tunnel), ssh (to connect), x11vnc (when I have a
running X session remotely), xvncserver (when I haven't), and vinagre (to show
the desktop remotely).

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nyddle
Skype, Basecamp, Google Docs

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kylered
hipchat, github, google hangout, waffle.io, google docs, chatbot

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jimworm
GMail, Google Hangouts

tmux, vim

git, Bitbucket, Github

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oakaz
Slack is awesome

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kayoone
Suprised




Birth and Death of Microsoft Bing - domino
http://myprasanna.posterous.com/birth-and-death-of-microsoft-bing
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raganwald
Perhaps a bit OT, but... The post seemed to be riddled with formatting and
grammar errors. This rubbed my old-school English sensibilities at first, but
then I began to enjoy its rough feel.

After all, it's a post about how people who worked tirelessly to bring a
product to market were shipping things while the rest of Microsoft slept. The
story very clearly describes a dichotomy in Microsoft's culture between
process/rules/superficial quality on the one hand and relentlessly shortening
the ship/fix cycle on the other.

This post is not just about shortened ship/fix cycles, _it is itself an
example of a shortened write/fix cycle_.

When that struck me, the style of post suddenly "clicked:" It was as if I was
reading an email that was furiously blasted out to Posterous while the
author's compiler worked, and thereafter there was no time 