I finally reached my limit. Tim Miller writes in the New York Times today: Can we ever know the full effect that years of emails, texts, Facebook ads and viral Twitter ads with doom-driven fund-raising appeals have had on the…
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More fun with Wordle – Second guess analysis
Update March 26, 2022: Added some runts-to-win analysis and updated the “top-25” words again based on that data, see the update section below for details. Recently I published some analysis for that holy grail of Wordle, the best starting words:…
What are the signs that an entrepreneur will always be small time?
A few traits that are immediate red flags for me
Don’t throw away your fat clothes
I usually reserve this blog for techie geek stuff. I don’t generally write about personal things on this blog, or anywhere online for that matter. Talking about this is hard for me. I moved my political posts to a separate…
Getting ready for a post-car America
Without a doubt, the 20th century was the century of the car. Automobiles came into their own and changed the culture in America and across Europe. Before the car, people lived in the city and worked in the city, or…
Save The Date: Internet-Wide Day Of Action February 27
The FCC is repealing net neutrality, but we can stop them by using the Congressional Review Act (CRA). Get ready for Operation: #OneMoreVote, a major Internet-wide day of action, Tuesday, February 27, to secure the final vote needed to pass…
I won’t shed a tear for Microsoft
People have told me they feel sorry for Microsoft these days, that we should be thanking them for all they have done for the industry, that Bill Gates should be praised for “placing a PC on every desktop.” I see…
FastCompany says the Internet wrecked the California economy
The article by Douglass Rushkoff, How the Tech Boom Terminated California’s Economy, blames the Internet for not only California’s current economic mess, but also for “undermining America’s biggest industry–finance.” It’s an interesting, theory, that is probably worth a read. Personally…
Apple obsoletes PowerPC Macs
According to announcements today at WWDC, the next release of Mac OS X, OS 10.6 “Snow Leopard”, will not support PowerPC-based Macs. I find this pretty annoying. I like to get my money’s worth out of a machine. Now Apple…
eComm 2009 right around the corner
The conference takes place in San Francisco March 3-5. If you’re interested in where communications is heading, including voice, video, and social services, ecomm 2009 is the place to be. I’ll be giving a 5 minute lightning presentation on Harnessing…
