Category Archives: link

Perhaps I’m getting old, but I think there are some real brain-stretchers in this list of 140 Google Interview Questions. Such a long list means it’s really made just for skimming, but nonetheless, there’s some fun to be had in picking random questions and trying to answer them.

Tips and Tricks: Making the Most of Google Calendar – if you haven’t started using any kind of online calendaring system, you might like to give Google Calendar a try. I’ve found that having an electronic calendaring system is a really useful thing.

[ chris brogan ] If you’ve been seeing tweets from people with suspicious links in them, or worse, if you’ve been sending those tweets without realising it, you’ll want to follow these steps: Recovering from Twitter Phishing.

A few ideas on the process of Social Media time management – how can you work productively when it’s your job to check so many interruptions?

I don’t know many people who have this issue, but it’s worth knowing about: Is too much sleep making you tired?

Just in time for national novel writing month, some tongue-in-cheek tips for putting a twist in your novel.

A List Apart has a gem of an article entitled Getting to No – a catalogue of the kinds of warning signs to look for in a client that you simply shouldn’t sign with.

[ swissmiss ] Wonderwall – an unusual interface for a portfolio site that (for once) doesn’t obscure the content or take hours to sift through.

[ kottke ] 100 years of Big Content fearing technology. Unsurprisingly, as long as there have been new technologies providing game-changing approaches to sharing and replicating content, people who have made money from the existing system have sought legal solutions to their problems.