Last night I went with a few friends to Yoshi’s in Oakland to see Ukulele player Jake Shimabukuro put on a sold out show.
This guy is a Ukulele player. He’s outrageously talented, but he’s still a Ukulele player. I’ll bet most people in the Bay Area have never even seen a […]

Nothing ground-breaking here, but I wish someone had told me about these things sooner. Maybe these will help some of you out.

Firefox

ctrl+1 . . . ctrl+n will switch to that specific tab.
ctrl+t (new tab), ctrl+k (search), ctrl+l (address bar) and ctrl+w (close tab) are also musts.
You can add new items […]

It’s not the writing of the code. It’s not the fetching and parsing of the feeds. It’s not dealing with daylight savings time and encoding issues. It’s not any of that.
It’s because you’re always sitting in front of an abundance of interesting things to read. Every time you try […]

I’ve recently begun dvr’ing the weekly Prime Minister Q&A session at the British House of Commons. If you don’t watch it, it’s a half hour long and it’s on CSPAN Wed. mornings at 7am (thus the need for the dvr’ing). I highly recommend it to anyone that either loves politics or enjoys watching […]

Google Reader recently made the number of subscribers of each feed available to anyone doing a feed search. The results are very interesting.
First I’d like to point out that the people that are going around trying to frantically put together leaderboards (like Techcrunch) are wasting their time. The numbers for certain […]