The line between what Brightkite offers and what Twitter offers their respective communities is arguably very thin. Both offer fantastic microblogging features including updates and notifications via SMS, the Web, and APIs….
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Thanks to iSmashPhone for including my macro lens for the iPhone in their five best iPhone camera mods.
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Acorn, my image editor of choice on the Macintosh, is nearing a new release. Gus Mueller, the developer behind Flying Meat software, has a page set up to download the very latest…
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In November 2008 I put forth a list of things I thought were the best Web sites, applications, and various other things that I came across in 2008. I said "They are…
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Waiting for the coffee to finish brewing with my buddy.
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Kyle, I hope your jealous.
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The Twitter blog has a brand new design and it looks pretty slick. However, it no longer shows trackbacks and/or comments for each blog post effectively losing a few years worth of…
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This is the best thing I've ever seen. Watch it. /via Every Star Wars geek I subscribe to. PS. There is a lot of backstory that goes along with this link. An…
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Skribit, the very same service I use to allow suggestions on First initial, last name, has finally opened its doors to the public. I suggest checking it out. See what I did…
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As reported by Danilo Campos on Twitter "Any ziplock bag you happen to find in your kitchen will waterproof your phone while allowing the screen to respond." So I gave it a…
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Like last time I used this recipe. It was a little sweet for me (typically I do not order my french toast with cinnamon or powered sugar) but it turned out really…
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Taken with my iPhone while getting gas one morning and cross processed in Mill Colour (iTunes link).
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Hot on the heels of Wordpress' Twitter API Tumblr has announced their own Twitter-like API for reading and writing to Tumblogs. I love that they came right out and said that they…
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Wordpress.com, to be specific, now has an API that mirrors the Twitter API. This effectively allows any Twitter client, such as Tweetie or Hahlo, to read and write to Wordpress.com powered blogs…
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Joby, the makers of the Gorilla flexible tripods, have released a free iPhone camera application called Gorillacam that could be used as a replacement for the default camera app. Tripod not included…
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I've seen TeuxDeux recommended by several blogs that I'm subscribed to over the last few weeks so I finally took a few minutes to take a look. Turns out it is exactly…
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"Project52 is a personal challenge geared toward getting fresh content on your website. The goal is to write at least 1 new article per week for 1 year." I've never liked the…
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Last night, long after my "sleep" preference that I have set up on Twitter, I got a text message from Paul Stamatiou via Twitter. I follow Paul, or @Stammy as he's known…
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In July of this year I conducted an interview with the co-founders of Panic about transparency in software development which was published in September. Prior to that interview in a short, off-the-cuff,…
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Picked up a copy of Lessons from a Lifetime of Watercolor Painting by Donald Voorhees. I'm going to go through this entire book this winter. First step is to get my brushes…
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The moment you've all been waiting for is finally here. Video of my LessConf presentation is now available, for free, in its entirety courtesy of the guys at LessEverything. Duration: ~59minutes In…
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I've just started following Ze Frank on Twitter. I've added him to my "met" list (remember my Twitter lists?) and some have asked why. Well, because he and I met in 2007…
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Had breakfast here yesterday. It was pretty good but I wouldn't add Cozy Corner Cafe to my favorite places within 2 hours of my home list. It would do in a pinch,…
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I made French Toast using this French Toast recipe on Simply Recipes (even with the optional Triple Sec). It was delicious. I recommend.
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In case you've been living under a rock (where in the world did that phrase originate?) you probably know about Dan Benjamin's extremely simple, yet incredibly useful and valuable, step-by-step tutorial for…
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If you're like me, you love Coda. Well, you may find the need to open a file, or set of files, from Terminal in Coda. Gregory Tomlinson has created a bash script…
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Update January 19, 2010: This script is now available on GitHub. Go forth and fork. Today I noticed that my now ancient PHP script to update Twitter automatically using PHP/cron needed to…
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This was my first game of Risk ever. What a perfect day for playing a game!
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Google launched its public DNS offering yesterday. Immediate reactions were "ooo, aaahhh, sweeet!" because we all know Google will nail the technology aspects of an fast, open DNS. Immediately following those reactions,…
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I won't lie. I made these from one of those "add butter and water" bags but still, I made them at home. Hence, homemade. Mmm.
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