Lijit Live3D With Google Earth
Wanna see a cool hack? Fire up Lijit Live 3D. This is semi-real time view (there are some delays built in to prevent you from getting nauseous) in Google Earth
Jared Polis in Iraq
I was at a meeting with the other two TechStars founders yesterday (David Cohen and David Brown) to discuss some new and exciting things around TechStars 2008. Jared wasn’t there
My New MacBook Pro and Exchange
If you’ve been following along at home, you know that I just got a new MacBook Pro and am going to give it a shot for a while due to
Data vs. Facts
The notion of “data vs. facts” made its way into several conversations today. I was at an interesting lunch today where we rolled around the in the idea of the different be
Don't Ask For A Referral If I Say No
Fred Wilson wrote an excellent post last month titled Saying No. I thought of it today when I found myself tangled up an in email exchange with someone I said
Track The Snow In Boulder
Josh Larson, one of the guys at MadKast, is completely obsessed with snow. His new blog – Boulder Weather – is a must read for anyone that lives here and
Rock Band Is Almost Here
Any day now. The first detailed reviews are out – Ben Kuchera has a great one up on Ars Technica subtitled I don’t want to be a guitar hero, I want to be
The Email APIs Are Coming – But Where Are They?
Pete Warden has a good post up titled Google, Yahoo and MSN Mail APIs. In it, he points at the various “sort of APIs” that are “sort of public.” Later
My New Julien Stanczak
If you don’t have a vice, I recommend it. My good friend and fellow VC blogger Fred Wilson has a music vice. His blog mixes his passion (ok – kind word
The Last Bastion of Analog
I’ve started telling people that when we look back 20 years from now, the way we use computers today will look quaint, sort of like punch cards and room sized