OddThinking

I am not entirely happy with the choices of categories on OddThinking, which has lead me to ask the obvious question: “What is the problem that that categories are expected to solve?”

Julian tries to buy a printer. The department store has policies. Hilarity ensues.

Here’s an interesting real world puzzle: After fixing an intermittent bug, how many test runs do you need to do in order to be convinced that it has gone?

Here’s my pitch to Google. We will offer a new service to millions of Internet users of voting age – Google Vote!

I have just decommissioned Markdown. Here’s why.

I don’t get the attitude to full-justification.

You may notice some changes to the OddThinking colours

Can anyone recognise a lizard from its description?

You may notice some changes to the way OddThinking works.

Review of the book “Reckoning with Risk” and its applicability to the case of Andrew Stimpson