The english part of my blog is now closed. I have finally accepted that I am not able to mantain a blog in a language other than my own. If you understand italian you could read my italian blog.
I'm not smart enough to understand this post, but I liked it anyway.
However, I think the reboot problem may be much deeper than a little
inconvenience. Viewed from a radical, yet possibly defensible
perspective, a reboot is a murder [Stevey's Blog Rant].
Kimbro Staken: "XML Schema is an abomination that has done more harm to XML based systems than anything else"
Tim Bray: "W3C XML Schemas (XSD) suck. They are hard to read, hard to write, hard to understand, have interoperability problems, and are unable to describe lots of things you want to do all the time in XML"
Good bye, and best wishes to you and to all other readers of this magazine, this issue, this copy, this piece, this page, this column, this paragraph, this sentence, and, last but not least, this "this". [Douglas Hofstadter, Methamagical Themas, pag. 761]
One of the hallmarks of a broken system is when there's just no
possible way that the programmer who is writing code that talks to
customers can ever get feedback from those customers about bugs,
because the call center is outsourced to a different company than the
software development project is outsourced to. Everyone is trying their
hardest to do their job but management has set it up so that it's
impossible. [Joel Spolsky]
