I answer my own phone. I always have. If I’m sitting at my desk working on something and my phone rings I’ll usually pick it up, even if I don’t

Me.dium announced today that they have closed a $15 million financing and have decided to stay in Boulder instead of split for Rio. Me.dium is one of the most ambitious projects

It was inevitable that, with the endless crush of the upcoming elections, I’d start writing the occasional post on politics. I’ve decided to ignore the primary elections for the pres

If you’ve been following along at home, you know that Amy and I disconnect once a quarter for a week (we call this “Qx vacation.”) Usually we go away – someplace

I’ve got a large stamp collection that I’m considering selling. The obvious – but relatively labor intensive – way to do this is on eBay. I poked around looking for

I love my mother – she’s the best mother I’ve ever had. One of her most endearing traits is that she is a jewish mother. If you don’t know what

Timothy Lee of the Cato Institute has an outstanding Op-Ed in the New York Times today titled A Patent Lie. He makes an assertion that I strongly share: “But don’t

Greg Reinacker – NewsGator’s founder/CTO – has a post up describing in detail how he thinks about the NewsGator Syndication Services line of products. This part of NewsGator&rs

Bill Gates gave the commencement speech at Harvard today. He also received an honorary degree, finally making him a college graduate. His speech is fantastic and worth reading. His c

Via a member of my fraternity (ADP) at MIT, I discovered the geek test v.3.1. I scored 32.34714% rating me a “total geek.” Yes – this was sent to me via