Chad Dickerson’s column in InfoWorld tells the story of how he helped a stranger get their rental car reservation via the miracle of wireless Internet access. The story is more impressive than my summary suggests.
Entries from May 2004
Bluetooth superhero
May 25th, 2004 · Comments Off
For the person who has everything
May 25th, 2004 · Comments Off
Gruhn Guitars in Nashville is selling the most important single guitar in the history of country music for $575,000. The guitar belonged to Maybelle Carter.
Silly Slashdot
May 25th, 2004 · Comments Off
Looks like Slashdot got gamed by a Nazi.
Candidate weblogs
May 25th, 2004 · Comments Off
A local paper is providing a weblog for any political candidate that wants to set one up. Unfortunately, you have to register to see them. Ed Cone has the inside scoop.
Infectious tie
May 24th, 2004 · Comments Off
After reading this, I’m glad my doctor is a woman. Via Follow Me Here.
Java and PHP
May 24th, 2004 · Comments Off
So I’m working on two projects these days. The first is an extremely business-logic heavy application. It was originally implemented in PHP, but I’m writing a Web service that implements the same logic in Java. The other is a code review of an EJB-based application. I’m reviewing the source code to find potential security problems, [...]
Food for thought
May 24th, 2004 · Comments Off
Body and Soul: And in my thirst they gave me vinegar to drink. A must read post on torture.
Answering the question
May 24th, 2004 · Comments Off
Last week, Jim Henley asked:
So the question that arises is, did we, as part of the SAP, torture former regime scientists last summer as part of the WMD search?
The answer, it seems, is yes.
Gmail psychology
May 21st, 2004 · Comments Off
Gmail is perhaps the most threading-oriented email client ever. If treats threads of messages as individual items, and doesn’t even give you the option of viewing messages outside the context of their thread. I like this approach, especially for mailing lists. The intelligent grouping of messages means less clutter in your in box, for one [...]
LoveSac.com
May 21st, 2004 · Comments Off
Recently I bought a big bean bag from LoveSac.com. I’m mentioning this only to give them credit for their top notch customer service. The Sac that we bought had a red microsuede cover that unfortunately turned everything it came in contact with red as well. I emailed Kelly, LoveSac’s self-described customer service goddess, and [...]