On this spectacular fourth of July (at least in Homer – it’s 60 degrees and not a cloud in the sky), I was enjoying disk 2 of Atlas Shrugged (I’m

My post on talking more about failure resulted in a surprisingly large amount of email and positive feedback. In addition to plenty of private emails and a few comments, Andrew

I know I’m in a bitching about my computer mood. I’m particularly grumpy because I’m on day two of the update / reboot cycle, which is just stupid. Among other

I’ve been in Homer for 24 hours and my desktop computer – which I turned on for the first time in 10 months yesterday – is still downloading software, updating

Irving Wladawsky-Berger – IBM’s VP of Technical Strategy and Innovation (and one of the few “must-read” IBM employee blogs that I’m aware of) has a good post up summarizi

My long time friend (since 1984 – wow) and extremely experienced entrepreneur / CEO Will Herman has another great post up today – this time it’s about firing someone. Will&rsqu

The view from our living room window. Enough said.

As I sit in the Anchorage airport waiting for my flight to Homer, I was missing Colorado a little. Of course, it didn’t help that I’ve been sitting for the

As I sit in the Seattle airport waiting to board my delayed flight to Anchorage (Dear Alaska Airlines: Since it’s a “mechanical delay”, please feel free to delay it as

In case you are really curious about what’s actually happening at Gnomedex, here’s Chris Pirillo thinking small.