The Future of Internet
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I write today about something that has occurred so long ago, and that bothers a lot.
Look at the sticker below. That such Alves of Ports of Steel and other companies in the same class are at home at home and stick in the filth gate of everyone. The problem is that to remove the adhesive, the ink of the gate is attached.
I painted the gate of my house less than a year and it is already completely peeled, greatly depending on the adhesive and, who knows, because these companies' own employees that should be directed to "take a casquinha."
As they say fulano service provider in that area, he should have at least the good sense to preserve the service done by others and, who knows, even by himself.
It is there the criticism.
For those who are interested in working with mental maps and prefers the options online instead of downloading and installing software, follows the tip of the WiseMapping.com.
For those who still prefer to work locally, I suggest the FreeMind.
I just attend the event to launch the WebSphere sMash in Brazil, back in the headquarters of IBM.
In short, the idea seemed very good, the sMash must evolve and IBM and still very involved in community development is able to spare to make it happen. In one of the videos I found, the Project Zero is called a Community-Driven Development. Sounds well not? ![]()
In that same video talks about: Zero Complexity, Obstacles Zero, Zero Overhead.
Well, I confess that I was up there in the hope of seeing something like Yahoo or Google MashUp Pipes, with all that ease of creation and integration, added the ability to install it within a corporate environment. What I saw was something very simple to install, use, and that seemed so simple, just not having an immediate my expectations.
Well, I will not blame the software, the presentation was too fast and was more focused on concepts that led to develop the product, than the demonstration of fantastic possibilities, which was what I expected to see.
As a good curious, arriving at home was the site of ProjectZero.org and I encountered with something much more interesting than the show at the event. A description of how to integrate it to the gadgets google: Powering Google Gadgets with WebSphere sMash
And even with a series of videos on YouTube showing him in action, as below:
Project Zero: To Install Hello World
Project Zero: Application Builder Intro Part 1
Project Zero: Application Builder Intro Part 2
Extending SugarCRM with ProjectZero / WebSphere sMash
ZSL talks about IBM WebSphere sMash
Anyway, it was clear that the sMash was very well thought of as the main objective to be something simple, in all aspects.
To read more about it and even download it, go to the site ProjectZero.org
I downloaded, we will see whether learn to use it. ![]()
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Big Five Test (55 questions)
Jung 16 Type Test (53 questions)
Enneagram Test (50 questions)
Personality Disorder Test (55 questions)
Multiuser Enneagram (2 users)
Enneagram (self reporting)
Jung (self reporting)
Big Five (self reporting)
Visual Fluid Intelligence Test (15 questions)
Number Fluid Intelligence Test (15 questions)
European IQ test (33 questions)
High IQ Society
Famous Leader Test (9-45 questions)
Classic Movie Test (9-45 questions)