As promised, an event has been set up to allow people to meet in a temporary, yet completely real work environment.
The Govt. Hack-a-thon is an event purposed at improving the Open Knesset website, allowing better monitoring of the Israeli legislative authority. From measuring the fulfillment of policies down to observing work habits of specific parliament members, the prospects are endless.
The hack-a-thon will take place this upcoming weekend. It will be held in a small house in the Israeli countryside, overlooking several acres of plowed fields. The hebrew registration page can be found here. If anyone requires English, please let me know.
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My appreciation, or should I say disappointment, with Startup Weekend.
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Not all negotiations should look like a carpet-haggle at a bazaar.
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I’m getting tired of the usual Cinderella formula used for mostly all movie thrillers. How could this be changed? One way to keep you unsure of a guaranteed happy ending, is giving the controls to you.
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Shareaholic, claiming to be “100% malware free”, exhibits malicious behaviour.
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Is 30% fair? 40%? How about 60%?
If you’re asking “60% of what?”, that’s a good question.
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“Slimy yet satisfying” is what Simba said in “The Lion King” when forced to feed on worms.
In a way, Microsoft & Oracle are mega-marts for those worm cans.
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Software is just another business. Let’s not start sucking each others’ dicks just yet.
Or the female equivelant.
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Posted February 26, 2010, under
Life 2.0
Is there a difference between your GMail contact list and your Facebook friends? When I had to choose one of these sources to use as my phonebook, I had to answer that question for myself, to decisive consequence.
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Posted February 15, 2010, under
Life 2.0
Go Green! Go Green! Now pay up.
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