Is Java as evil as Windows (see Paul Murphy and see John Carroll)?
One Year In A IT Project - Day 14
World Health Day
April 7th is World Health Day.
See Robert Scoble, Dana Gardner and Larry Dignan about the unhealthyness of blogging.
Living Social - Part 1
Update: After complaints about my broken English I've edited the text. Hope it's better. If not: Let me know! (Sorry!)
Sales & Delivery
Simply Explained - Part 15
Kids Geek
Todays geek&poke not too geeky.
It's Kids Geek cause the idea for this cartoon is from my oldest daughter (10).
2.0 Savvy Kids - Part 3
Simply Explained - Part 14
2.0 Savvy Kids - Part 2
No Scoble No Net
Will there be any net without Scoble?
(He's everywhere, see Where has Scoble gone? Nevertheless Jason Calacanis got him, see Jasons Tweet and Scobles Tweet)
One Year In A IT Project - Day 13
One Day In An EULA Department
The folks in the EULA departments of the world must have a lot of fun (see Adrian Kingsley-Hughes or Techdirt)
Simply Explained - Part 13
See Slashdot about the Regular Expression Pocket Reference
Voting Machines
It's time for the real voting machine which deserves its name.
(See also Wired about mysterious voting machines)
Twitter Abstinence Syndroms
Community
Simply Explained - Part 12
Apple has a new caps lock behaviour (see David Morgenstern).
Attention Economy
It's all about the attention:
Jason Calacanis tries to be #1 on Twitter and got 100+ new followers through the last TWiT.
Michael Arrington says:
"Recorded music is nothing but marketing material to drive awareness of an artist."
"As a printed poem, one assumes, is nothing but marketing material to drive awareness of a poet. As a sculpture is nothing but marketing material to drive awareness of a sculptor. As a film is nothing but marketing material to drive awareness of a director."
Why The Pope Is Not On Twitter
