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From the Ars Technica comments	by toysbfun	2008-02-13 05:15:22
Hehe.	by karl-henrik	2008-02-13 05:21:37
They're useful as a teaching tool...	by Phoon	2008-02-13 05:50:30
Still useful for software and process design,	by Tomo	2008-02-13 05:53:37
They force you to think about the process flow. You can either draw them as data flow or time flow, depending on the product. But don't try to draw one big flowchart for all the details - they are for showing the "big picture" and the "extreme detail" ends - but not both at the same time.
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