Archived Posts: June 2008 to October 2007

Oh, The Dem Unity!

Links and errata for Friday, June 27.

Two Minutes Snark

Links and errata for Wed, June 25.

Two Minutes Snark

Links and errata for Tuesday, June 24, 2008.

Pregnancy Boom

Free day care is what those of us in the armchair economics game call a "strong incentive."

David's WWDC 2008 Predictions

In which we go on record so you know we were right.

Sustainable

In which we reflect on something ironic.

Relativity

Let me ask you something, internets: how long is “too long” for an un-replied-to, un-acknowledged e-mail message to sit in one’s inbox? When I started thinking about this issue sometime last week, it was solely in a business context. But...

Google is Drinking 37signals's Milkshake

In which we stick up for the little guy.

Xbox 360 Is Your New Bicycle

In which we upgrade.

They Shoot Racists, Don't They?

So, apparently despite suggesting Barack Obama is the Democratic frontrunner only as what Keith Olbermann termed an “equal opportunity stunt,” Geraldine Ferraro is not a racist. Nor are Michael Richards, Dog the Bounty Hunter or Bill O’Reilly. Ta-Nehisi Coates writes...

iPhone SDK First Impressions

In which we nitpick.

Oscars Space Madness 2008

In which the prize is finally announced.

The Immutable Laws of Web Design and Development

http://www.blueflavor.com/blog/thinking/the_immutable_laws_of_web_design_and_development.php

Putting The 'Backward' in 'Backward Compatibility'

In which Microsoft is dumb.

If An Oscars Game Falls In The Forest...

In which we realize we've forgotten something important.

Stupid Apache Tricks

In which we make a certain webserver our bitch.

The Girlie Machines

In which we update you on our Global War, quote Bruce Lee and work those thighs.

Little Boxes

In which we naively expect logic from a company that requires three forms of address before they'll give me my porn.

Dear Hollywood Bozos

In which we demand our "30 Rock" -- now.

Here Kitty Kitty, Nice Kitty

In which I once again talk about Mac OS X Leopard, and run down the features I'm looking forward to.