I was watching this video of Robert Scoble discussing his feed reading system. I found it quite interesting and Scoble, as always, seems so honest and enthusiastic about what he does. You can tell he really loves it. Nice.
Of course there were snippets that undoubtedly would rile up some segment of small struggling tech bloggers, […]
Kent Newsome weighs in even more on the Social Networking v. blogging issue. His last statement strikes a real chord with me:
“I think the social networking closed site as online Mecca story is a myth driven by people who want to keep the content producing public behind the walls so they can make money off […]
Penguin Pete outlines the symptoms of LIC (the Linux Insecurity Complex).
Describing one of the typical symptoms, Panic Attacks (thinking about how MS will sue Linux out of existence), Pete writes,
“You could drop nuclear bombs on every Linux user on the planet, but you’ll miss at least one server housing the source code, to be found […]
Yours truly (a.k.a. The Idiot Blogger), proudly posted about freeing up my comment system, proceeded to disable comment moderation and then forgot to hit ‘Save Settings’.
Some ten hours later, idiot (me) finally gets home to realize commenters on his post are locked in moderation limbo.
Apologies to Chris and Will (btw - I’m not entirely […]
Chris Brogan is someone I’ve enjoyed reading for quite some time now. And while lately he’s been knee-deep in the ‘new media’ space, every now and then he gives some sound solid advice for those of us who are doing these things solely for enjoyment and nothing else.
With my recent experimentation with screencasting, inkscape, linux, […]
I haven't seen any chatter on the very recent news that Dell is going to be selling a model or two of PC's in Wal-Mart stores starting in June. This will be in Canada as well as the US. They will be custom spec models exclusively for WalMart. I'd say that's pretty big news for […]
Kent Newsome asks the question:
“What is so much better about Facebook (and MySpace and other similar platforms) than an ordinary blog on a popular platform- say WordPress?”
I joined Facebook a little over a month ago - and while it does have it’s uses, it in no way would serve as a replacement for this blog […]
I have not been in the job market for over a decade (and don't plan on being in it the short term either), but we're interviewing people for entry level design and drafting positions at our firm and I'm mystified by something.
Why do people show up half an hour late dressed in casual […]
Thank you to DanteDefiance, who's digg comment got me chuckling at the end of a long Friday afternoon:
"How much wood could a woodchuck chuck if the woodchuck was Chuck Norris?
…all of it."
Here’s another logo contest for those interested in exercising their creative muscles and learning Inkscape at the same time. This one sounds especially interesting and fun too:
From debianArt.org :
Debian Jr. is a Custom Debian Distribution (CDD) project.Their goal is to make Debian an OS that children of all ages will want to use. Their initial […]