Book: Computing in the Middle Ages
The book I read tonight – Computing in the Middle Ages: A View From the Trenches 1955-1983 by Severo Ornstein – stood out in stark contrast to the book I
The book I read tonight – Computing in the Middle Ages: A View From the Trenches 1955-1983 by Severo Ornstein – stood out in stark contrast to the book I
Yesterday afternoon I read Ben Mezrich’s latest book The Accidental Billionaires: The Founding of Facebook A Tale of Sex, Money, Genius and Betrayal. I downloaded it on my Kindle yesterday
My friends at Zynga just put up a short video on the YouTube Zynga channel titled Inside Zynga which is an intro to their company. I’ve never been involved in
When I ran my first marathon in 1983, I remember carefully filling out all the information on my race number so that when I crossed the finish line the race
Yesterday, Gold Systems released their new Conference Server. This is a new conference call product built on top of Microsoft Office Communications Server. I’ve been a user of conference c
Well – that run didn’t happen. Sometimes you just need a nap. Badly. Late night + very early morning = nap. Yummy. Ready for more. In the mean time, here
I’m in LA today taking a break between a board meeting and a dinner meeting. I’ve got a few calls and am then going running somewhere, although I haven’t yet
If you are an independent contractor that is a Java stud, email me. I’m specifically looking for someone with familiarity with Vignette 7, Weblogic 9, Javascript, Ajax, and .NET web
As many of my friends are cranking through the TripleByPass bike race and I prepare to go for a long run in the mountains near my house in Keystone, I
I love the blog 3 Quarks Daily. The best part is that I don’t have to read it – Amy obsesses over it and sends me all the stuff she