April 2008
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Image via Wikipedia Lately, Wired Magazine has become one of my must read subscriptions when I’m on the road, but not just for the technology coverage. Every once in a while they have pieces like the recent one (link) on the fate of the Cougar Ace, a cargo ship that ran into odd circumstances while…
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There’s a small dustup underway on the blogoshpere today regarding the relevancy of Twitter. If you scroll all the way down on my blog, you’ll see that I’m an occasional poster to Twitter. I follow a bunch of people, mostly through the Firefox extension TwitterFox, which I’ve found to be the best way to monitor…
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We all know Marc, a serial entrepreneur and founder of Netscape, right? Well, if you happen to follow his weblog, you’ll see that he also offers some very good analysis of ‘the events of the day’. Take, for example, his excellent post on the possibility of Microsoft going hostile on Yahoo. Here’s an excerpt: We…
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Just One Club Card – Combine All Of Your Club Cards A great idea to reduce the clutter of club cards (tags: shopping lifehacks barcode organization clubcards cards hacks lifehacker)
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Top Gun 2008: Biggest RC Airplane Competition in the World Starts Tomorrow Really cool model airplane show (tags: aviation flying models cool)
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DVICE: Delta to install revolutionary Cozy Suite seats in economy class, tourists rejoice Better seating in coach? Imagine that! (tags: delta seating airlines coachclass)
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Keeping your Mac locked down: a Mac OS X security primer: Page 1 Secure your Mac (tags: security mac osx apple tips howto macosx)
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Image via Wikipedia Popular Mechanics is running a rare interview of Udi Manber, Google’s search quality guru. It is a must read for anyone who is interested in the magic behind search technologies. Do read it.
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Why Things Cost $19.95: Scientific American Interesting article (tags: pricing theory)
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Why There Aren’t More Googles Must read (tags: business startup google paulgraham funding startups article entrepreneurship)
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