January 2010
28 posts
Jan 29th
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“We still need to govern. To Democrats, I would remind you that we still have the...”
– President Obama
Jan 28th
A Handy Post-Apple Event Guide for the Geek
jeffrock: The internet can be a cruel place. Before you rifle off your thoughts on the newest i-thing, do yourself a favor. First, take a deep breath. Feel better? Good. Now read this list before you hit “post”. Remember, you probably aren’t the intended market. Do you understand the difference between bash and tcsh? Trust me on this one. Put down the laptop. Never post about the device on...
Jan 28th
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Alan Kay: With the Tablet, Apple Will Rule the... →
Jan 27th
Jan 26th
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“I did say recently that “This will be the most important thing I’ve ever done.”...”
– Fake Steve
Jan 26th
Jan 25th
Obama Moves to Centralize Control Over Party... →
About time.
Jan 24th
“Counting the new Republican Senator Scott Brown from Massachusetts, the 41...”
– James Fallows
Jan 23rd
“House liberals are on the verge of giving the Republicans exactly what they...”
– Hendrik Hertzberg House Democrats should pass the Senate version of the health care bill, declare success, and spend the next 10 months hammering Republicans for not supporting a bill that bars insurance companies from declining coverage to people with pre-existing conditions, or setting yearly or...
Jan 23rd
Apple’s Secret Cloud Strategy And Why Lala Is... →
In particular: An upcoming major revision of iTunes will copy each user’s catalog to the net making it available from any browser or net connected ipod/touch/tablet. The Lala upload technology will be bundled into a future iTunes upgrade which will automatically be installed for the 100+ million itunes users with a simple “An upgrade is available…” notification dialog box. After installation...
Jan 20th
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Barney Frank: “God didn’t create the Filibuster”
Jan 19th
President Obama plans combative turn →
It would have been nice if this story was dated 2009 instead of 2010. It’s a little late now, isn’t it?
Jan 19th
China at Odds With Future in Internet Fight →
Not good to be at odds with The Future.
Jan 17th
Jan 17th
Jan 15th
“Google’s declaration that it would stop cooperating with Chinese Internet...”
– Google’s Threat Ricocheted Around World, but Skipped Over China
Jan 13th
Jan 13th
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“That day was a turning point for me. It was the last time I thought that whether...”
– John Nunemaker - I Have No Talent
Jan 12th
Microsoft frets Google's Nexus One will suffer... →
Jan 12th
“Another former Apple designer said a team at the company had “spent the past...”
– A Deluge of Devices for Reading and Surfing I think there’s a very good chance Apple is going to take the first step toward redefining what a computer is when they introduce their tablet device.
Jan 12th
“Android doesn’t make sense as a whole. It’s fragmented, poorly executed, the...”
– Google Android Personal Thoughts «  Boy Genius Report
Jan 12th
Jan 10th
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“The only thing I cannot believe, when it comes to the case of Tiger Woods, is...”
– Michael Wilbon
Jan 8th
Best of VIM Tips →
One can never get enough of these.
Jan 8th
Warners, Netflix agree to new-release delay →
Jan 7th
“Ideas are in the air. There are lots of people thinking about—and probably...”
– Evan Williams - Ten Rules for Web Startups
Jan 7th
Google's biggest announcement was not a phone, but... →
The article theorizes that the most meaningful impact of Google’s Nexus One could be the beginning of the disruption of handset-exlusitivity deals for wireless carriers. This is something Google’s been interested in for a while. If true, it’d be a nice step towards tearing down the anti-innovation and anti-consumer status quo that currently exists in the U.S. wireless industry.
Jan 6th