About time. And product. And being more deliberate.
In Jonathan Coulton’s Portal post, I find 6 things very interesting. He: was commissioned (I’m assuming) to write a song for a video game ($$$) likes the video game (is this an ad or a recommendation to his fans?) includes the lyrics in the post includes the chords in the post thanks the video game …
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“Would you pay an extra $2.99 for a vanity code, containing your favorite four-letter word?” – Mike, Rogue Amoeba Almost feels like an entry from Marginal Revolution’s ‘Markets in Everything’.
We’ve Got Money, What We Need is You A New Dad’s Family Handbook The first time around, we picked up the stereotypical new parent books. If any of you are having your first child – you only need one of those books. Go to the bookstore, page through them all, buy the one that makes …
A couple years back, after ‘getting’ the idea of having all my favorite audio with me at a moment’s click – I had grown bored of my then new 40gb iPod. A few minutes of searching and I found Doc Searls link about the iPod Platform. Suddenly, I was neck-deep in podcasting. Even in those …
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If we actually want to reduce waste and encourage reuse, retailers need to be responsible for disposing of the packaging and waste from the products they sell.
In Hometown Tales #189, Gene describes a pretty tasty variation of the Juicy Lucy It might be the first Jucy Lucy Resturant east of Georgia, but I’ll leave final judgement to Ed, Dave, Scott, and the other experts.
According to Ed Kohler, I’m smack dab in the middle of the Top 25 Minnesota Blogs by Google Subscribers. Just being on the same list as Doodledee, Blogumentary, Tech-Surf-Blog, and s4xton makes me smile.
I’ve ignored Rails Tests for too long. In fact, I’ve skipped over Test chapter in Agile Web Development with Rails in both the first and second editions. After fighting with the same bug over and over again, I knew now was the time for tests. On the surface, tests seemed very un-DRY1 – like I’m …
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Graeme pointed me to FeedHub – another next generation feed filtering service. On first glance, it reads like FeedRinse – import a bunch of feeds, apply some filters, drop the resulting aggregated feed into your regular reader. The difference, FeedRinse’s filters are manual and FeedHub’s are automated. My first hiccup with the FeedHub service: Registration. …
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