a lot of problems can't really be fixed with software... - corporate meetings that accomplish nothing - nagging girlfriend - traffic congestion (well maybe some software here might help) - stupid shitty and cold weather - an IT department that's incompetent - annoying neighbors - etc... If only software solved everything.
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#22Earlier quoted context omitted.
http://idea-ne.ws/
I've been there many times and the ideas just aren't good. Seriously, a "jump to conclusions mat?" It was funny the first time i heard it, but to be the number one item on the site this long makes it look like a farce.
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#23Earlier quoted context omitted.
I've been there many times and the ideas just aren't good. Seriously, a "jump to conclusions mat?" It was funny the first time i heard it, but to be the number one item on the site this long makes it look like a farce.
Jump to Conclusions Mat is a reference to the movie Office Space. It's a great movie you should check out some time.
That's all I'm saying.
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#25a lot of problems can't really be fixed with software... - corporate meetings that accomplish nothing - nagging girlfriend - traffic congestion (well maybe some software here might help) - stupid shitty and cold weather - an IT department that's incompetent - annoying neighbors - etc... If only software solved everything.
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#26I'm still waiting for my flying car....
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#27I think I spend all damn day whinging (mostly in my head) about problems that nobody else will fix for me. Anything and everything from the lack of software I want to the poor design of my headphones to the stupidity of traffic lights. 90% of everything is rubbish and nothing is perfect. Problems problems problems, they're endemic, and OK. I think that if you cultivate this habit without also driving yourself to fix…
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#28a lot of problems can't really be fixed with software... - corporate meetings that accomplish nothing - nagging girlfriend - traffic congestion (well maybe some software here might help) - stupid shitty and cold weather - an IT department that's incompetent - annoying neighbors - etc... If only software solved everything.
Workflow, BPM, and Project Management software can go a long way to help avoid most meetings altogether. Then the meetings that do take place can be more productive.
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#29Good idea.