It’s the day when we say we’re not dependent on Great Britain.
Of course that part of the holiday long ago lost its meaning. But maybe the whole thing, maybe the concept of America has lost its meaning. Matthew Yglesias, a surprisingly young blogger with a lot of influence yesterday wondered if the US really had […]
There’s a new site on the net today:
http://tech.newsjunk.com/
It’s the counterpart to the political NewsJunk, which is focused on news of the 2008 presidential campaign. The Tech site is focused on technology product news.
I created the site because I wasn’t getting enough news about products. It’s that simple. I’m interested in the other stuff too, the […]
A quick post on this before I head out to work. As I’m sure you know Google has been told to hand it’s user logs over to Viacom. The reason is apparently to let Viacom see if the legal or illegal clips are getting higher viewing figures. That’s fine if the logs didn’t contain IP […]
Paul Thurrott took a fun look at some tech industry headlines and it’s a fantastic read. Check it out here. Here’s a couple of examples:Apple’s Snow Leopard. What’s The Point? It appears to be a tacit admission that Leopard is horribly broken. Thinking Like a Cocoa Programmer Just think, “I’m […]