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Phil tweeted, "I've been spending a lot of time on state machine composition. Interesting to code."
Phil tweeted, "@allanca I resist features that wld require relational databases to avoid the scaling problem of relational databases."
Phil tweeted, "I'm assuming that green avatars today are for St. Patrick's day and there has not been a new Iranian revolution."
Phil tweeted, "Re: Twitter, Avatars, and Influence http://ff.im/hGwRu"
Phil tweeted, "@tsudo See you're from Little Rock. Love it there. I do a lot of business with Acxiom, so I travel there from time to time."
Phil tweeted, "RT @UVBusinessQ: Please vote! Tell us Utah Valley's "best of the best" in our survey. Winners featured next issue. http://bit.ly/drgvsK"
Phil tweeted, "New post (#technometria): Twitter, Avatars, and Influence http://bit.ly/bn3Mxc"
Phil tweeted, "Re: Thinking About Cassandra http://ff.im/hFCDN"
Phil tweeted, "Delta has managed to squeeze all the joy out of cashing in my FF miles. Rather than happy w/ them, I'm angry at them. #fail"
Phil tweeted, "Early spring lacrosse--first game [pic] http://ff.im/hDCEv"
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User Expectations Are Out of Control

This is great essay from Raganwald on what users expect and IT fails to deliver. Hyperbole? Sure, but that makes it funny and just like antiseptic, the sting let’s you know it’s working.

Posted by windley on September 19, 2007 4:00 PM

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