A Page Down OS Interface Design Memory Lane
Wow – Operating System Interface Design Between 1981-2009 is awesome (thanks Dave). It is a screenshot from every major graphical OS since the Xerox Alto. Some old favorites of mine
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Is There A Better Phrase for “ICT”?
As co-chairman of the Colorado Governor’s Innovation Council, I’ve been regularly exposed to the acronym ICT. It’s not a familiar or comfortably one to me and I chronically call it
Cloud Computing Streak Marks
In response to my post The Beginning of the Real Mess in the Clouds I received several emails / twitters / comments saying some variation of “these are easy problems
The Beginning of the Real Mess in the Clouds
We made a seed investment at the end of last year in a company called Standing Cloud. They are working on a set of application development and deployment tools for
Sony’s New Stupid Box Thing
Unknown Error. Please Restart. Perfect. I love The Onion. Thanks Rick.
Entering Data
I weigh 209.4 this morning. That’s down from 220 when I Declared A Jihad on My Weight on 10/27/08 although it doesn’t look like I’ll make my Anti-Charity goal of
Boulder AWS Anonymous Email Group
Boulder AWS Anonymous held its first meeting last week, and there were eleven attendees despite the fact that the meeting had been inadvertently scheduled at the same time as Obama’s
Boulder / Denver Amazon Web Services Developers
If you are located in the Boulder / Denver area and doing stuff with Amazon Web Services, there is a new group forming called AWS Anonymous. Per the Colorado Startups
The Re-Rise of Open Source
Kevin Kelleher’s article on GigaOm this morning titled 2009: Year of the Hacker made me think back to the rise of open source after the Internet crash of 2001. In the
Robots and Beer
Every male tech nerd (and some female tech nerds) that I’ve known has at one time or another has fantasized about a robot bringing him (or her) a beer from