Link and Think 2002
I was quoted today in a Wired News article about the Link and Think project to mark Sunday's
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The frightening world of DRM
Digital Rights Restrictions Management (DRM) is something you'll be hearing about increasingly often, if you're not
The 6 kickass degrees of Ed Bacon
This article [via BoingBoing] about Kevin Bacon's dad protesting the closing of Love park in Philly to skateboarding
So many book/movie/tv posts lately you'd think I was purchased by AOL/TW
I'd heard friends talking about a show for the past year and a half. The last copy of
We are so not the champions
The story of the recent 115-2 basketball game reminds me of a summer spent playing intramural Softball in grad school,
A bunch of movie related tidbits
I've been catching up on a backlog of movies lately, mostly things I've been meaning to
Die spammers, die!
The arms race has officially begun. Based on the activity in my inbox, spammers have changed tactics in response to
Bay Area, you used to be cool!
Another couple of close friends are leaving the Bay Area and I've realized San Francisco is turning into
Going to see The Screensavers
Every so often I catch an episode of The Screensavers on TechTV. It's a fun show that is
RSS is a bad format for weblogs. No, really I mean it.
I'm not a fan of having to code a round peg into a square hole, so I'
Macromedia Contribute
After seeing Macromedia's Contribute application, I'm glad they finally created a product they created a market
Reading Is Fundamental
I finished You Shall Know Our Velocity the other day, and while not as good as the other stuff I&
Sizzo-Xizzo-Sizzo-Wizzo
While March 2003 sounds like a long ways away, it's never too early to start thinking (and talking)
Cost 50% more than a laptop, with 100% less keys!
After seeing a demo of a Microsoft tablet pc, I'm convinced it will fail with über geeks.
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TiVo, why hath thou forsaken me?
After using a TiVo for the past two years, I've recently discovered the first downside to using one.
If you disagree with me, you're anti-Kodositarian
On this election day, I can't help but be reminded of my favorite coffee mug:
Stupid Web. Stupid, useful Web and it's big ideas.
"Hey, is that athlon processor fan a 60mm or a 80mm?"
"Why don't you just
Earthquake!
The great thing about the tens of thousands of weblogs around the globe are whenever something big happens, like a