Verisign has still not fixed
Verisign has still not fixed the hoopla.com/smug.com problems it caused.
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Another great, simple scientific paper
Another great, simple scientific paper from the Wichita State University's Software Usability Research Lab, this time on the
Today's the day that internet
Today's the day that internet radio went silent. If you've ever enjoyed an interesting radio stream
Holy crap. Alexa + Amazon
Holy crap. Alexa + Amazon + Google, and you see things like this. Very impressive stuff.
Search result for "haughey"
This morning I got an
This morning I got an email from a Prince something from Zimbabwe, about an exciting business opportunity involving an African
Being on a new cable
Being on a new cable system, I've spent the last few weeks enjoying Trading Spaces, a show on
While perusing the recently relaunched
While perusing the recently relaunched k10k site, I came across my desktop from 1999, and with a little digging, found
1. Jesus (11.7 million) 2.
1. Jesus (11.7 million)
2. Matt (7.8 million)
3. Moses (2.4 million)
According to the Google Smackdown,
The children have much to
The children have much to teach us. Especially about interface design.
I've spent the last few
I've spent the last few days housing and hanging out with Neale, and like the time I spent
This site and MetaFilter were
This site and MetaFilter were down for a day and a half due to a verizon screwup. Looks like it&
TiVo's Next Move
TiVo's 3.0 operating system began quietly rolling out earlier this week, and among the improvements is the
My newest crazy prediction: TiVo's
My newest crazy prediction: TiVo's Next Move
(I moved my TiVo post that was here, over there).
Microsoft being in charge
Microsoft being in charge of a national ID system via Passport is scary to the point of appearing comical, as
My new favorite weblog is
My new favorite weblog is the mousetrap. It's written by someone who is 71 years old, and just
After reading Jason's comments on
After reading Jason's comments on an upcoming "warblog" book, and seeing their response, this passage explaining
Here's a company worth avoiding:
Here's a company worth avoiding: Dialpad. I tried out their telephone-on-your-PC services a couple years ago, and today
After getting a geocities page
After getting a geocities page that explained the account had exceeded its daily bandwidth allowance, I realized something. As we