How to piss off your users and never be the wiser
I just had an exasperating experience trying to pay my Johns Hopkins hospital bill online, exasperating enough to compel me […]
I just had an exasperating experience trying to pay my Johns Hopkins hospital bill online, exasperating enough to compel me […]
I got it into my head recently that now is as good a time as any to work on some
The Financial Times reports that… General Motors was forced on Friday to add a third batch of vehicles to its faulty
I bought an iPhone 5s this week. I acquired an iPhone 4 in November 2010. I was introduced to iPhone
This morning I read the Atlantic piece Finding The Next Edison* in which Derek Thompson touches upon the notion of “optimal
Having noticed that the Wall Street Journal was double-billing me, I set about to remedy things, assuming they would be
“Do you have a stationary bike?”, doc asked, inquiring as to my capacity to do self-directed physical therapy in the
To The Atlantic Editors, While overall I agree with the thesis of Carr’s November 2013 piece, The Great Forgetting, I
After a hiatus of seven years, StarCraft has come roaring back into my life with the release of StarCraft 2.
OSCON has reminded me over and over again this week that most people do not know how to give an
The notion of a “tutorial” at OSCON (or any O’Reilly conference) always seems like a good idea, but far too
“This is actually the NoSQL Conference” quipped one of the RailsConf 2010 presenters half way through his presentation, offering cutting commentary on
The deeper the technology stack runs, the more administrators and engineers struggle to keep everything in good working order. VMWare
Maintaining synchrony between application code and a database schema in a production system can prove a burdensome affair. As soon
I’m not supposed to be writing this essay right now. I’m supposed to be well into a three hour bike