Rewind
There's a new company that caught my eye today, called Rewind. It claims to watch and listen everything
technology
The Mini Maker Faire kind of blew my mind
I always wanted to attend the original Maker Faire in the Bay Area and the annual shows that followed, but
On Lanyrd, investing, and selling
Lanyrd blew me away from the day it launched. It's a way to track speakers and attendees of
Pulling off a surprise party in this day and age
Pulling off a surprise birthday party in this day and age isn't as easy as it seems, especially
3d Printing and the speed of progress
This is fascinating, someone has made a 3d printed insert for the Elevation Dock to hold a new lightning cable.
Ten months with a Nest
With the recent news of a new version of the smart thermostat Nest coming out, I figured I should finally
World travel with the unlocked US Verizon iPhone 4S
I've had the Verizon iPhone 4S since it launched last Fall, and I've now taken trips
Yamhill County Jury Duty
I've been doing jury duty this month and so far I've been called in three times,
Three phone tips for antisocial people like me that hate phones
In no particular order:
1. A friend recently got a new phone & number on Verizon, and neglected to set
The Chokehold of Calendars
Meetings may be toxic, but calendars are the superfund sites that allow that toxicity to thrive. All calendars suck. And
Facebook's Privacy Whiteboard
Last year, when Facebook started going lax on their default privacy settings (in opposition to how they'd always
My personal feedback loops
As a sort of companion piece to the previous entry, I figured it might help other web writers to know
Broken feedback loops
Last summer I wrote this quick quip on twitter about my frustrations with Google Reader and Facebook comments:
Many years
Fun with Foursquare
I know I'm about two years late to this, but I'm really digging Foursquare. I remember
Notes from the Future: SSD instead of hard drives
I'm writing this on my Mac Pro that feels like a new computer thanks to the SSD (solid
Odd Technology
I discovered a new first world problem. I called a friend's mobile phone while he was at home
Scalable personal IT for non-geeks?
Last month, I hung out with a friend from college that was impressed by the gadgets I carried and how