NaDa - Does Nothing for Everybody

Saturday July 9th 2005, 11:48 am

Written by: Brian Benzinger

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NaDa is great. All the information I will give you is this:

NaDa™ is a new concept. A thought, really. It is very light : 1 byte. It doesn’t take long to fetch. It doesn’t take long to understand. It doesn’t disturb your habits nor does it makes you feel insecure. It is a reassuring piece of software that does nothing, and does it very well. That’s a lot!

I stared at the NaDa website for a good 5 - 10 minutes before I finally understood what I was looking at. Very creative and good for a chuckle.

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