Speedtesting Qwest’s Heavy Duty DSL

After a decade with Speakeasy, I switched to Qwest for my DSL. From what I understand, Qwest has fiber running to the my block with copper the house. Additionally as I understand – this switch from copper to fiber means Qwest is no longer compelled to make bandwidth available to resellers like Speakeasy. The copper …

Like Fail

Emphasis mine. “The Refresh Project accomplished everything a social media program is expected to: Over 80 million votes were registered; almost 3.5 million ‘likes’ on the Pepsi Facebook page; almost 60,000 Twitter followers. The only thing it failed to do was sell Pepsi.“ “It achieved all the false goals and failed to achieve the only …

My Reaction to the NYTimes Announcement

Today, the NYTimes announced their digital subscription offering. In reading through the 6 major bullet-points describing the subscription offering, my initial reactions as a reader are: This sounds hard and complicated. Can I become a home delivery subscriber and opt out of receiving the paper? Earlier this week, Elko pointed me to NYTimes Chrome – …

Towards a Modern Weblog Architecture

“It should be as easy-to-install and easy-to-use as WordPress — easier, actually, would be better. Not-requiring a database at all would be awesome. To be successful, like WordPress it would probably have to be done in PHP, since PHP remains the commonly-installed scripting system on shared webservers.” – Brent Simmons I’m still using WordPress personally, …

undead

“The drive-by technorati are well-informed, curious and always probing. They’re also hiding… hiding from the real work of creating work that matters, connections with impact and art that lasts.” – Seth Godin