Links for August 7th through August 8th

AT&T Bills
The usability of AT&T bills is terrible, and their website don't help.
Critter Defense Dataporn
Nice, easily understandable example of using "telemetry" in applications (here, an iPhone game) to feed into the development cycle. Now, imagine if you had this kind of data at your finger tips for all those boring enterprise apps you want to make better.
Peter Yared's Musings: The Commercial Open Source Failure
I think what he's saying is, "open source companies are not a sure-fire way to make quick investo-cash." Yup.
Nimsoft – News – Nimsoft Enjoys Continued Growth and Positive Cash Flow
gapingvoid: "cartoons drawn on the back of business cards": welcome to the overextended class
Hmm, not sure if this a good thing or not, regardless of the sureness of its truth. One commenter nails the dystopic part of this reoccuring thought among the busy-bodies: "Little confused. Is your argument that the ruling (upper) class having managed to find ways to convince us (working class) to keep working more than 40 hrs a week, slavishly producing for their consumption as close to 24/7 as possible, until we feel completely burned out (and it'll only be getting worse)…and that this is a GOOD thing and we should be proud of it?" We're often so afraid of class warfare here in the States that we gleefully ignore its negative effects on us.
Yahoo Chief: ‘We Have Never Been a Search Company’
BOO-YAH!
Introduction to Agile Operations – Agile Operations

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