I wonder why I haven't thought about them... thank you!
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I had the same "concern" but they say: The energy stored in the nitrogen tank is small — equivalent to only about five teaspoons, or a couple dozen cubic centimeters, of gasoline
So I guess that the explosion of a tank full of "about five teaspoon" should not wreak too much damage :)
I agree with you. But i think that beyond scale and state of mind, one key factor in B2B is the tolerance of the organisation (not only the leader) to change and experiments.
It takes a great deal of leadership to bring everyone on board and convince the naysayers. In my case, on of my customer has ~100 users. the problem is not my stakeholder, but a slice of the 99 other users, who have to deal with the change. Some request additional training, some complain...
With all the good will of the leader, i just fear that he eventually grows tired of fighting for each change, regardless the value brought by such change.
So the question about experiment is maybe more a question of overcoming user resistance (and, in a company, the associated cost).
The reactions to UI changes in Facebook are probably a good indicator that it's a tough battle :)
it's up sometimes :)
Potential Platform Issues 5m+ We have confirmed widespread errors on the platform. Our engineers are continuing to investigate.
this is the message for Production and Development
Looks like they've just pushed an update with "calendar improvements"...
After hitting HN, this could be viewed as a text version of chatroulette… you don't know what you'll find, but it's probably not pretty. :o)
Great, I'll watch and collect emails.
Very good to target HN demographics :o)
Open Services Innovation from Henry Chesbrough
Funny! If you need funding you can try to pitch it as "Tower defense meets Angry birds" :)
Twitter just released the data of a few millions tweets... That should give a nice sandbox to see if a sample list would be too easy / hard.