995 Messages To Go, or The Tyranny of Many to One
Sitting here in an Alaska Airlines departure lounge in SFO on a Friday night, I managed to get my Inbox below 1000 messages for the first time this week.
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Links for Thursday, November 2, 2006
Darren Barefoot: User Name and Password – “Just an average day on the Internet, circa 2006.“ Mike Arrington: TechCrunch Bashing Heats Up – “Traditional ...
Links for Wednesday, November 1, 2006
TheStreet.com: Real Problem in Virtual Traffic – “As real-world retailers are tallying up sales for October and prepping for the holiday season, many orga...
Links for Tuesday, October 31, 2006
Nelson Minar: A Real French Lesson – “Apparently I know enough French to stare down a punk.“ Wikipedia: Technology Evangelist – “An evangelist promotes ...
A Few Good Podcast Episodes
I listen to 5 to 7 podcasts per day on my daily commute and often hear interesting things, but rarely blog about them or do any other followup. Here are some...
World’s Coolest Job Description
Got an email a couple of days ago from an internet correspondent that was really entertaining. He is talking to a company about a new position and they had t...
Links for Friday, October 27, 2006
PRWeb: Pepsi Mentos Challenge – “You gotta get it so that they all just slide in at once…“ Joshua Culdesac: Why a blog, and About What ? – “In fact I ha...
Links for Thursday, October 26, 2006
Reuters’ ‘Second Life’ Reporter Talks Shop – “The more time I spend in “Second Life,” the more it feels like any other beat. Once you get over–or maybe em...
Web-Scaling Syndic8 – Introduction
One of the new terms we are using at Amazon is Web-Scale Computing. Using this model, businesses need not invest huge amounts of capital in infrastructure. I...
Text On a Prim Update ][
I spent a couple of hours this evening finalizing my Text On a Prim project, adding the following new features: