Reboot – You'll Feel Better
For the last 20 years the solution to at least 50% of my computer problems is “reboot.” Interestingly this is no longer a PC problem. While working on getting Amy’s
For the last 20 years the solution to at least 50% of my computer problems is “reboot.” Interestingly this is no longer a PC problem. While working on getting Amy’s
My friend Kimbal Musk (owner of The Kitchen and CEO of Me.dium) is in GwangJu, South Korea with his wife Jen installing her light harp. As usual, Kimbal is hysterical. A typical&
Praise to my friends at Lijit for pledging 1% of their equity to the Entrepreneurs Foundation of Colorado. Lijit is the seventh company that has formally announced their participation in
I just invested 90 minutes in watching The last public lecture of Randy Pausch. Randy is a CMU professor who has done pioneering work in Human Computer Interaction, was a co-creator of
My long time friend and first business partner Dave Jilk sent me an email with the quote of the week in it – “The Plural of Anecdote is Not Data.”
My friends Paul Kedrosky and Fred Wilson both showed up on WallStrip interviews this week. Lindsey interviewed Paul and got to ask about why people punch him in the face and
Tom Evslin has an outstanding post up today titled Causes of Global Warming – Are We Fooled By Hubris? Amy and I just finished watching Rome Season 2 and our
Brilliant moves by Widgetbox and Dapper (I’m not an investor in either company.) Both of them have released “development tools for building Facebook apps.” Widgetbox
As usual, Joel Spolsky has an excellent explanation of the Excel 100000 bug. (Thanks Rick)
Network access control (or NAC as the security world calls it) has become a huge technology buzzword recently. Everyone in networking and security is screaming about NAC – with Cisco