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Nice metaphor: tech debt is like playing tetris badly, @thomassundberg #agiletd

— Carlos Ble (@carlosble)2012-11-22 08:45:01

RT @carlosble: Technical debt: you loan time in the future. Motivation disappears. @thomassundberg #agiletd

— Daniel Hernández (@deccar)2012-11-22 08:45:01

RT @lisacrispin now THAT was a keynote! Way to go @sbarber! #AgileTD (glad I didn't have to follow that keynote!) +1

— Mike Scott (@MikeAScott)2012-11-22 08:45:00

Other metaphors for technical debt: Tetris and procrastinating washing the dishes. @thomassundberg #agiletd

— anneschuessler (@anneschuessler)2012-11-22 08:44:43

RT @lisacrispin: Testing isn't dying, but at companies w/ successful s/w product, everyone takes responsibility for it. @sbarber #AgileTD

— Johan Åtting (@JohanAtting)2012-11-22 08:44:27

resistance to change comes partly from comfort zones @tonybruce77 #AgileTD I agree, we get used to even bad habits, they feel safe

— lisacrispin (@lisacrispin)2012-11-22 08:44:09

RT @lisacrispin: I think everyone here at #AgileTD is pro-learning, that's 1 thing we have in common. Doesn't have to be formal training.

— jasonlittle (@jasonlittle)2012-11-22 08:44:03

When you process 200 billions a day through your system, you want to feel *safe* @huibschoots #agiletd

— Brindusa Gabur (@gbrindusa)2012-11-22 08:44:01

RT @lisacrispin: be a tester, don't be a testing union member. @sbarber #AgileTD +1!

— Gitte Ottosen (@Godtesen)2012-11-22 08:43:50

“@chrisg0911: Testing for frequent releases: adding more testers = more harm . Managers should be this talk! @alexschwartzbln #agiletd”

— Alex Schwartz (@alexschwartzbln)2012-11-22 08:43:44