Development and Integrity Management by Eli Lopian

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The 5 Critical Qualities of an Entrepreneur

Michael has a post about the best characters of an Entrepreneur. I think that other qualities matter.

Curiosity To start this adventure in the first place you will need a load of curiosity and a passion to learn.
Courage You need to have an adventurous nature and the […]

16 October 2009 | Fun | No Comments

Going to Vegas!

I am going to be at the SharePoint Conference this year in Vegas (See plan on TripIt). Sorry guys the ticket have been sold out. We are going to have fun and help promote unit testing SharePoint.
This will be my first time in Vegas, I am sure going to have loads of fun, and […]

12 October 2009 | SharePoint, Fun | No Comments

Hardware and Software spring Cleaning [off topic]

I did a little spring cleaning to my personal PC. It was full of dust and that drove the dual-core CPU temperature to rise to 60°C / 140°F. Once the physical cleaning was done, I did some software cleaning, uninstalling unused applications, killing unneeded services and shortening the system and user login time.
I used […]

16 June 2009 | Fun | No Comments

I am being followed

I received an email from a few people who want to follow me on twitter. The problem being that I don’t have a twitter account.
Instead of letting them down, I creates an account and followed them back. Now I have to start twittering.
My twitter is http://twitter.com/EliLopian

28 April 2009 | Fun | No Comments

Home Movies and Integrity

I have been taking home movies for over 10 years now, I now have an HDD camera, but I still have loads of Mini-DV’s hanging around the house. I have always wanted to edit the material. I have searched for the right tool ages ago, but the moment that I chose my tool (Sony […]

7 April 2009 | Fun | 3 Comments

Funny discussion from Twitter

Here is an entertaining snippet from twitter:
Ben Hall asked
Wonder how TypeMock came up with the "Cut costs by as much as 40%" (twitter)

Daniel Fernandes answered:
TypeMock.Expect(x => x.GetMinimumCostSaving()).Return(.4) (twitter)

touché!
For those that want the real answer.
We do case studies from our customers and we measure the cost of development (including QA) before using Typemock and […]

9 March 2009 | Fun | No Comments