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Category Archives: Technology
Tim Ferriss On Whether Print Is Dead
Tim Ferriss is best know for his book “The 4-Hour Work Week“, which should be required reading for everyone. I’ve taken a lot of of good ideas out of his book, most of which I’ll be using to sell my … Continue reading
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Nexus of One
I was not a big phone geek until the T-Mobile G1 came out. Before the G1 I was using a Treo 680 running PalmOS, which seems so antiquated to be called a smartphone, yet it wasn’t even a year and … Continue reading
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Isle of Wired
When we moved into our new home almost two years ago, we chose a sun room to be our main office. It doesn’t really lend itself that well to an office in that there aren’t great places to hook up … Continue reading
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RIP Netscape
Techcrunch is reporting that development on the Netscape browser will officially end on February 1st, 2008. This kind of signals the end of an era. Those of us who were on the web early on, remember the great advance Netscape … Continue reading
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My first ipod.
During the holiday season, I was given an iPod 1GB shuffle (pictured above), my first iPod. I’ve not been a big fan of the majority of the iPod product line. I think they tend to be overpriced, have clunky interfaces, … Continue reading
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The invisible hand of the market…
I found this article yesterday titled “Some in Silicon Valley begin to sour on India“. The theme of the article is that the pay of Indian engineers is getting closer to what engineers are paid in America. When you factor … Continue reading
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My favorite gift I gave
My Christmas celebration with my wife was delayed a week this year due to the unfortunate passing of my grandmother on December 20th of 2006. Being that we’re atheists, the day itself doesn’t have any special meaning other than tradition. … Continue reading
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Wii, Wii, Wii all the way home
While running some errands today, I had to stop at Best Buy. I knew the Nintendo Wii was coming out tomorrow, but didn’t really expect to see anything. However, I did see people camping out waiting to buy it tomorrow: … Continue reading
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New fave
By far my new favorite podcast: Audiomartini Share and Enjoy:
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Top down vs. Bottom Up
I have a friend who is currently working at AdMob, and it looks like to me they’re doing some good work over there. They are using, what I would call, the “Bottom Up” method of building a company and platform. … Continue reading
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