I upgraded this blog to WordPress 2.5 today. So far, I like the redesign of the administrative interface. Those folks at Happy Cog know what they’re doing. So far, I love the way it handles comments in the dashboard as … Continue reading
Adobe launched the web-based Photoshop Express recently and I’m trying to figure out if it’s any better or worse than Flickr’s (picnik.com) web-based image editing tool. Adobe offers 2GB of storage, which is better storage than the free Flickr account, … Continue reading
Is Google going goth or perhaps making an homage to heavy metal concert t-shirts (ROCK-N-ROLL…where’s the stage)? No, my fellow creatures of the night, they are not. According to Google: Google users in the United States will notice today that … Continue reading
LinkedIn recently launched Company Profile pages that display detailed information on companies like the Houston Chronicle. I must have forgotten the shear volume of data LinkedIn has from all of its members diligently entering all their connections, past jobs, associations … Continue reading
The instances of people doing bodily harm to themselves while walking the streets of London and sending text messages with their phones has increased to the point that the city of London has installed padding around lamp posts in certain … Continue reading
Award-winning science fiction author, Arthur C. Clarke, passed away in his home in Sri Lanka today. From Bloomberg The author, scientist, space expert and underwater diver was one of the most prolific and renowned science-fiction writers, publishing more than 30 … Continue reading
Link to photo set on FLickr. Justine and I are in New Orleans for a wedding this weekend and took a ride on the St Charles Ave trolley. I took some photos of things we saw along the way. St … Continue reading
1. Talking with Junyu Wang, an interaction designer from Google China, over dinner at a Mongolian BBQ restaurant. We talked about the prodigious use of TOR, Google translate and other proxy services that allow the people of China to surf … Continue reading
If hair-twirling and vapid questions qualified one to interview internet superstars, Sarah Lacy executed a 360 slam-dunk today. Between shameless self promotion of her upcoming book (pre-orders on Amazon *giggle*), name-dropping of her past Silicon Valley interviews (Kevin Rose *twirl … Continue reading
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