I’ve had a couple of conversations about the Desmond episode of Lost a couple weeks back. The general theme of these has been the implication of Desmond’s time travel. With the show creators having confirmed he did, in fact, travel back in time, the question that remains is whether he’s still “back in
I was having lunch with my good friend Anne today and recalled a conference I attended a while back. Henry Copeland from BlogAds was talking about the crazy guy in the back of the room – not a specific crazy guy, but the type. He cautioned that you should
18 days after I created it (and later in the same day that I was finally able to recreate it), MyMcCain is now live at turk.johnmccain.com. I had been resubmitting my page once a day or so just to see if they could clear up the issue that I reported
It’s sad to see a cottage industry rise up to meet the demand of the nerd set. It used to be if a geeky kid wanted to pretend he had friends he’d cut a picture out of a catalog, slip it into one of the plastic sleeves inside his velcro wallet, and pretend he
I have posted twice now on the troubles I have had with MyMcCain. After those complaints were picked up by The Bivings Report, and I discovered that William Beutler has had the same problem, I figured I would try yet again.
This was actually the fourth attempt.
If you haven’t been to CNN.com in a while, you have probably missed the most appalling development in news reporting in quite some time. CNN has actually determined that the short-form news located on their site is, in fact, too long for readers, and has begun notating their articles with call out boxes labeled
Have you ever wondered how fast your Internet connection actually is? Is that DSL line really living up to the speed you think you’re paying for? There are a bunch of sites available to check it out, but this speed test is particularly cool.
Since I was called out specifically by name (along with my good friends Patrick and Mindy) in a recent post by William Beutler, I felt compelled to reply, so I left a comment on his blog.
Days go by and I was having lunch with Mindy today. We got to
Hillary doesn’t love me. I apparently have been booted off her e-mail list. When a friend forwarded her latest finance appeal to me, I was a) surprised to discover my expulsion, and b) shocked – as was my friend – at the picture she chose to use.
Nothing says, “Monkey on my back” like
Mike over at TechDirt has a great little post on the newspaper industry and the efforts by a Norwegian newspaper to come to terms with itself in a digital age.
A lot of ink has been spilled covering the state of American newspapers and the constant wailing about the Internet. Some, like the