The Great Software Patent Debate
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
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
Do you want to hear me blather on about the Implicit Web? Or hear Stan James of Lijit talk about how he ended up in Boulder. Or watch David Cohen
I have a superb packing algorithm. I can pack my magic blue bag (think “Felix the Cat’s bag”) with seven days worth of clothes in under five minutes. This used
Sometimes you’ve got to read between the lines in emails – this classic from Ze Frank is worth watching. (Thanks Will.)
Today, FeedBurner announced that they had been acquired by Google and Google announced that they had acquired FeedBurner. There’s a nice symmetry to that. I’m burning with glee
Bruce Wyman, the Director of Technology at the Denver Art Museum, sent me a beautiful demo from TED2007 by Blaise Aguera y Arcas of Photosynth. In addition to being graphically
On the outside, he is a quiet calm of a man. Watching him sitting and contemplating the madness surrounding him, you sense a deep serenity. Inside, however, the fires burn