One Stomp Forward, One Stomp Back
I predict that 2008 will be the year that the software patent situation finally goes critical and the nuclear meltdown in the reactor begins. Two things happened today that are
I predict that 2008 will be the year that the software patent situation finally goes critical and the nuclear meltdown in the reactor begins. Two things happened today that are
I’ve been excited about Me.dium since fifteen minutes into the first time I had it explained to me by David Mandell, Robert Reich, and Kimbal Musk. Up until today, Me.dium
And Lindsey makes it (and the stock) look really good. The Garmin Forerunner 305 Wrist-Mounted GPS Navigator and Personal Training Device with Heart Rate Monitor – my heart beats for i
On the heals of their recent financing, Lijit is looking for an experienced software engineer (4+ years) and a database wizard (5+ years). In addition to a clothing optional work
Are you fascinated with Facebook? If so, it’s worth following the blog of the J-Squared guys. They are now actively blogging their Facebook lessons with posts including: Facebook, Ra
I’ve been a fan of Ambient Devices for a while – I’ve got an Ambient Orb on my desk that turns different colors based on the temperature outside. This morning
One of the TechStars companies – MadKast – has launched. You’ll notice a new and exciting button to the right of every blog post on my blog – this is
I am so pleased that American Airlines and Lufthansa are launching broadband internet (via WiFi) on their airplanes starting in 2008. I’ve been so bummed to have to sit quietly on
In my never ending – often Don Quixote like – quest against absurd software patents, I must pause in the midst of my day and give a standing ovation to
Runners like to talk about their “personal best” times. I ran the San Francisco Marathon on Sunday July 29 and turned in my personal worst – 5:14:20. Now – before