Tech tabdump 10/14

• Anecdote about using social networking tools to lead an apartment complex to be more social; EchoDitto's Insights series
• Red iPod nano contributes $10 to Global AIDS fund
• Analysis: MySpace requires way too many clicks for the operations you can perform. But of course they sell ad impressions, so what will make them improve?
• Summary of an XTech talk on businesses making their data available
• Verizon Wireless' "unlimited high-speed wireless Internet" stops at a pathetic 166MB/day [WPost]
• Three Experts' Tips for Hiring & Retaining IT Staffs [CIO Insight]
• The Wisdom of Fools [B2Day] - Motley Fool is trying out a crowd-intelligence play.
• Top Ten Geek Business Myths
• Seven Habits of Highly Effective Programmers
• Catalyst MVC framework; http://planet.catalystframework.org; Catalyst Advent Calendar for 2005
• Perl 6 FAQ
• Mildly interesting biz-speak on providing web services [Baseline]
• Eudora's FAQ on the Thunderbird announcement
• The Lapinator - a product I'm trying out with my 15-inch laptop. So far, seems to do what it should.
• Collection of User Experience diagrams
• Netflix Prize - win a bunch of money if you can write their software better than they can.
• Conversation between interface thinkers jjg and Steven Johnson - part1, part 2, part 3 [Adaptive Path]
• 37signals abandons Movable Type for a homegrown tool. Huh. (via DF)

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