FeedDemon 2.1 Rocks
Nick Bradbury just released FeedDemon 2.1. It’s spectacular. I continue to use as many different newsreaders as I can get my hands on – FeedDemon is far and away the
Nick Bradbury just released FeedDemon 2.1. It’s spectacular. I continue to use as many different newsreaders as I can get my hands on – FeedDemon is far and away the
When IE 7 and Firefox 2 came out, they both added a lot of RSS-related functionality. As part of this, they both implemented their version of “smart landing” pages for
My dad just wrote a great review of Bob Woodward’s State of Denial. We were both reading it at about the same time and had a couple of interesting conversations
I’m playing around with “extreme sync” these days – exercising as many platforms as I can simultaneously just for fun. My central mail / calendar / contacts / tasks live
Amy and I love to sit around and make up names for bands. Etiquette of Suicide was tonight’s band name. It’s not our all time best, but I expect it to
My partner Ryan pointed me to Mark Morford’s incredible review of the new MacBook Pro on SFGate. Actually – in Mark’s words – it’s not really a MacBook Pro –
On Tuesday night, I hung out in LA with my long time friends and frat brothers John Underkoffler and Kevin Parent, co-founders of Oblong along with Kwin Kramer and Tom Wiley.
David Cohen (who I have done a few angel deals with – including ClickCaster and Solidware) recently spent a couple of weeks building a cool new tool called earFeeder. earFeeder
Many companies strive to be TechCrunched (I got an email this morning asking me to introduce someone to TechCrunch and GigaOm – as if that would have any real impact.) If
Fred Wilson has a superb post up today titled How To Build A Good Board. If you run a company and have a board, or sit on a board, go read