Alone in the darkI’m in a coffin-sized closet, alone in the corner of a dusty basement, sweating and staring at a blinking BIOS terminal. I'm being asked to pick a number between 1 and 4, and I
Domains will continue to go up in value faster than any other commodity ever known to man. Rick Schwartz, via smh.com.au
The Internet is a disembodied, hyper-intelligent psychic toddler. It knows everything you need before you’re even curious, but asking this omniscient tyrant for anything deep is an exercise in frustration. Unless we become better at asking
Coming up with a cool, unregistered domain name can be as frustrating as playing whack-a-mole on the moon, and you forget to bring the mole (and even if you had remembered, moles are extinct. And their closest genetic
Had an interesting weekend and I’m reminded of how different the future is going to be (or already is?) We’ve all set around with our friends and asked “You know that actor, who
I’m opposed to the concept of the email inbox, which is like a personal to-do list than anyone can add to. I find it extremely imposing and it creates a lot of anxiety for me. We
The Evolution of Personal PublishingHad an interesting conversation with some friends at Boston Beer Works this weekend. One of the questions that came up was “What is the point of Twitter vs. Facebook?" Read/Write Web
Amazon has announced Kindle. It’s sort of the ultimate eReader: great dispaly, good form factor, and best of all, it's always connected. I probably can’t stress how important that is, but if we believe
