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Yankee tickets are expensive
File this under the “no duh” category – however, Jason Kottke recently linked to an article on the New York Post Web site describing how it’d be cheaper to fly from New York to Seattle, see two games in the best seats, eat at the best restaurants, and stay in some fancy hotels (by a [...]
A blog by any other name
This personal blog of mine has been around for a long time. It started in 1996 but it wasn’t called cdevroe.com then. Over the years it has, for better or worse, transformed more than a few times. It has changed names, domains, services, software, designs, and purposes.
Today it changes again. I’ve decided that my personal [...]
Posted in Notes Also tagged blogging, branding, bryan veloso, cdevroe.com, daniel-nicolas, john-gruber, jon-christopher, marketing, naming, update 1 Comment
Twitter should buy Bit.ly (or, Yes! URL shorteners DO suck)
So the Internet is (was on April 3rd) ablaze with the talk of how bad URL shorteners are ever since Joshua Schachter, the guy that built and sold del.icio.us, jotted down his thoughts on them.
These facts are nothing new and, I’ll bet, do not allude those that built these services. But, they see a general [...]
Posted in Notes Also tagged bit.ly, internet, joshua schachter, tinyurl, twitter, url shortening 9 Comments
Growing sentences with David Foster Wallace
Awesome.
Posted in Links Also tagged david foster wallace, growing sentences, james tanner, writing 1 Comment
LOST: The Time Loop Theory
Another day another LOST theory.
Pronouncing words wrong on purpose
Say what?
Assaulted NY Times reporter is not pressing charges
I just have to link to this. A reporter from the NY Times was assaulted for trying to take photos of people putting up illegal posters. Here is why the reporter isn’t pressing charges:
“While my assailant’s actions were frightening, they resulted in part from what he interpreted as provocation: that is, my taking [...]
Thoughts on the iPhone
My thoughts on the iPhone and what I'd like to see in the first software update from Apple.
Finding the right “Night Fisherman” photo