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- Feed Preview Opinion – Andrei Zmievski
Ideas of March
I miss blogging and the conversations that used to go with it. My friend Chris Shiflett probably feels the same way, because he is trying to start a blog revival with his Ideas of March post. I u...
Chrome Not Quite Shiny Yet
A month ago I decided to stop using Firefox as my main browser, because I was becoming frustrated with its sluggishness and general stability issues. I wanted to give a new, modern browser a chan...
I Used DMCA
Yes, it’s true. A recent post on Twitter from @atourino pointed to my VIM for (PHP) Programmers slidedeck on scribd.com. The slidedeck has been really popular, gathering close to 50,000 views, ...
Good Obamorning!
Yes, we can. Yes, we did. And yes, we will. I spent last night at the Digg/CurrentTV election party, surrounded by friends, having drinks and anxiously awaiting the results of this historic elect...
Immigrants Live Longer
Well, the cat is out of the bag. This article talks about a study that determined that immigrants in the U.S. live about 3 years longer on average than their U.S. born counterparts. I’ve long s...
The Oil We Eat
February issue of Harper’s magazine features a great article by Richard Manning entitled The Oil We Eat that delivers an indictment against the modern day agribusiness and its contribution to t...
Wardrobe Malfunction
I do not follow regular sports throughout the season but I do make an effort to watch the SuperBowl, mostly for the commercials. This 38th installment was suprisingly good and ended with Patriots...
Space Missions
From an Associated Press article: President Bush will announce plans next week to send Americans to Mars and establish a permanent human presence on the moon. The Mars and the Moon? Why doesn’t...
Language Instinct
Simon Willison writes: Looking back on 2003, one thing really stuck out for me: I didn’t learn a new programming language. The Pragmatic Programmers recommend learning at least one new language...
21st century President
With a swift move, presidential hopeful Wesley Clark secured support of the entire population of Sci Fi fans (all 50,000 of them I guess). I can only ask the higher powers that be to guide him to...