Dusting it off
It happens. You start something then it wallows for awhile. Such a fate has befallen this blog. I am working to restore some more daily posting habits. It won’t be easy. Baby #2 is about to enter our life, the bathroom renovation project I started in July still isn’t done (although floor tiling starts this [...]
The Sox are back
The Red Sox are back!
The 2007 Red Sox season is underway after last night’s spring traning game against the Twins.
For some reason, NESN decided to show the game in SD (prob upconverted to HD), so the annoying 4:3 bars were up. Strangely, they had the audio in 5.1 on the HD NESN feed. I really [...]
teaching the machine
Teaching the machine. rethinking everything.
Technorati : web20
pro-DRM
We’ve all seen the 10000000 blog posts about Steve Jobs open letter to the music industry, suggesting that DRM be removed. What we are forgetting is that without it, we wouldn’t be where we are now. Apple was able to acquiesce the big studio’s concerns over selling online music, a huge step forward for everyone. [...]
Some initial comments on Netflix’s new Watch Now service
How is Netflix’s new Watch Now service? So far so good. I really wish those critics that have written about it actually tried it out a little instead of projecting what they thing about it before even trying it. What is the point? The only experts here are those that have actually tried it out. [...]
Netflix Instant Watching Not too shabby
Netflix just rolled out Instant Watching (Watch Now). I got a chance yesterday to try it out, thanks to this tip from Hacking Netflix.
Quality isn’t too bad…. I have a 6mpbs connection, although Time Warner sucks so badly that it really tops out at around 2-3mbps most of the time (read: almost always). Too much [...]
Touches are the new Page Views
I’m glad people that people listen to are finally talking about moving on from using page views as the be-all metric for a website’s success. Now, page views can still work if it is an apple-to-apple comparison. But as Fred mentioned, when a website or a web service drastically changes the architecture of a service [...]
I am Ironman
Your results:
You are Iron Man
Iron Man
75%
Green Lantern
75%
The Flash
70%
Wonder Woman
60%
Robin
60%
Spider-Man
60%
Superman
55%
Supergirl
50%
Catwoman
50%
Hulk
35%
Batman
20%
Inventor. Businessman. Genius.
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Turning Japanese – Sox get Dice-K deal done
The Dice-K express is set to roll into Fenway this year. Excellent work by the front office to get a deal done. We now know why we spent too much money on the JD Drew contract… you can take $5 million of that and tack it on to Dice-K’s contract, at least Bora$$’s take of [...]
Portability Sites
A lot has been written about Mobile 2.0. Obviously it has a lot to do with the direction that many web 2.0 sites are taking; going from being true portals (one stop shops), to true portability sites. Have content, will travel. Making your service available on any device, anywhere seems to be a growing trend. [...]
