A few weeks ago, I got a note from Kunal Anand that he was doing a project to create a visualization of my del.icio.us tags and their intersections. I gave

There’s an old joke about Microsoft that it takes them three major releases to get it right. So – when “version 3.0 of something” comes out – it’s time to

I haven’t thought much about Microsoft’s Support for Linux Guest on Virtual Server 2005 yet, but it’s definitely noteworthy. Tristan Louis wrote a long, thoughtful post on it t

This morning, I noticed on Will Herman’s blog that on Wednesday of this week, at two minutes and three seconds after 1:00 in the morning, the time and date will

Adam Rubenstein – who writes a blog called Colorado Life Science Deal Flow – has started a guest blogger series to encourage some of his friends and collegues to dip

As I settle in for an hour wait before my plane at the San Jose Airport (the United Terminal really needs a paint job and a good vacuuming), I’ve been

NewsGator and VNU announced today localized versions of NewsGator Online and NewsGator Inbox for Germany, Holland, Italy, Belgium, and Spain. These countries join the previously localized versio

As a follow up to my MBA post from yesterday, I noticed an article in BusinessWeek titled “Can a Personal MBA Match the Real McCoy?” Interesting and provocative content, along

I got a fun question in my inbox recently from a long time reader of this blog. This answer is aimed at those of you who have ever thought about

Yesterday I said I was going to make April “Microsoft Month” for my computers. After installing IE7b2, a bunch of Live.com stuff, migrating my bookmarks from Firefox to IE7, and