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"Too big to fail"? Then bailout should break into pieces small enough to fail so this doesn't repeat next year. http://tinyurl.com/632n3a |
the vegetarian plan did not account for cold winter commutes. hmm. |
@aly_myles coldplay on shuffle, though x&y is my favorite |
@breagrant have to wait for the eclipse to end. sorry, cheap shot. :) |
props to Michael Seiler, my high school computer programming teacher. PASCAL was the shiz |
turned on to impaired accessibility issues driving universal assistive tech, real world cyberpunk & natural UI stuff that benefits anyone |
a little Coldplay goes a long way on Monday mornings |
Self auto maintenance not so scary with google at fingertips |
Loving, loving, loving the new Terminal theme for Gmail. So much win. Just like the good ole BBS 300 baud days. *nostalgia* |
thunderstorms and room service in singapore |
waiting to board my first 18 hour flight. grateful that it's business class. |
pure win http://tinyurl.com/5dunvd Stanford Laptop Orchestra "experimental fusion of portable computing and live performance" using MacBooks |
my new favorite thing about twitter: updates from spacecraft. @cassinisaturn @marsrovers and RIP @marsphoenix |
@ykronberg meat is for puppy killers! you like puppies, don't you? |
we're all bloggers and editorialists in a way, whether or not we publish our knowledge on public websites! |
as info and design patterns proliferate, IT pros add value as info aggregators, similar to media--in fact, exactly same, it's ALL media now |
a conceptual solution to a conceptual problem is not a sellable product. the act of conceptualizing solutions, however, is (as a service) |
hmmm sound familiar? parallels for other "virtual" goods |
give your software for free -- charge for expert services to install and support it, or cloud services for integration, etc. |
it is becoming increasingly clear that selling software is not a healthy business model, but selling hardware or services is |
