Category Archives: Teh Interwebz
Twitter may have just committed suicide
Twitter told third party developers to take a hike. In a statement issued today by Twitter on its official developer mailing list, the company informed third-party developers that they should no longer attempt to build conventional Twitter client applications. I … Continue reading
Robb has his 15 minutes.
And does an excellent job promoting open carry in Florida
They Wish
The New York Times says Blogging is dying. No matter how hard you wish it will never be 1976 again.
Publishers Beware
Your time is up. Before ebooks, publishers made sense. They paid for the printing costs in exchange for a hefty percentage of the sale. Unless you had bags of money it was almost impossible to become a best selling author … Continue reading
AOL: Kiss of death
AOL is buying the Huffington Post. I’m sure that will work out well for them.
Egypt cut off from the Internet
Last night, routes to Egypt disappeared. Confirming what a few have reported this evening: in an action unprecedented in Internet history, the Egyptian government appears to have ordered service providers to shut down all international connections to the Internet. Critical … Continue reading
How to enable HTTPS on Facebook
Although they’re not enabling it for everyone automatically (which they should) Facebook has started rolling out a setting to enable HTTPS. Like most things FB, it will take a while to roll out to everyone but you should turn it … Continue reading
pdb is on a roll!
Not even two weeks into the new year and he’s already blogged twice! Hopefully he can keep up the grueling pace. As for point shooting, there may be SOME people that can do it reliably just like there are SOME … Continue reading
The Internet, Disintermediation and You.
The internet is a massive engine of creative destruction. Historically, one of the biggest problems in commerce was information. Giant businesses were created to leverage economies of scale for information gathering and dissemination. Newspapers, magazines, publishers, radio and television stations, … Continue reading