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Traffic on the enginerd Weblog is scaling new heights ever since Laurent linked to my Firefox Extension from the coComment Teamblog. Also, I checked out the GreaseMonkey script and it is simply awesome.

Meanwhile Microsoft Research has released GroupBar, a tool that allows window tiles to be rearranged in any order or dragged and dropped into "groups" with one-click task-switching and convenient group operations. Really useful and makes a lot of sense.

I got my invite for 30Boxes, the online calendar application (with a bit of social networking thrown in) from 83degrees yesterday. It's certainly the best online calendar application I've seen till date.

And finally, while browsing through my blog archives, I came across this post on software engineering that I thought would be quite relevant NOW for some of my friends on campus ;)

Comments

Anonymous said…
Have you tested coComment much? I'm curious to see how easy it is to use and how effective.
10:34 AM
Anonymous said…
Hmmm. Let me try again - I'm testing coComment myself and forgot to click on their app to have it stored. Funny. It doesn't seem to work with this site. I get a message saying "no comment form could be found."

Any idea what's up with this?
10:36 AM
enginerd said…
You're correct. It seems coComment! isn't working on any Blogger blog!
11:02 AM
enginerd said…
If this works, then coComment is working again for Blogger :)
12:31 PM
Brigitte Bardot said…
Worked for me. Weird you guys don't get it to work!

What configuration you have?
3:30 AM
enginerd said…
Lau,
It is working alright. I had put it up on the Bug forum and Merlin fixed it.
3:35 AM
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