Rain_maker

I see Nokia doing this regularly in India.

* Make one great product. * stop production prematurely and replace with mediocre products.

Can there be any valid reason for doing this??

Is AOL putting quantity over quality. Frankly I am unable to bear with the dismal signal to noise ratio nowadays on Techcrunch.

Google reader trends show i have read only 6% of the posts.

I am Planning to spend a few days with my six year old niece. What can be the Right Programming Language/ Tools I can use to initiate her into programming..

Any nice small project ideas for her would be an added bonus

I know its been a long time since they made this change. But opening Quora at work(where Facebook/Twitter is banned for obvious reasons) is plain irritating to say the least.

Is their "login to read the answers" model working out for them. I am not really sure what do they gain from restricting users, any pointers?

If You/Your company are involved in big data , please elaborate on the Stack you are using, your workload, how well does the stack hold against worload.

I am frustrated as I am passing on job opportunities due to this insanely long Notice Period.