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Massively Multiplayer Gaming

Since it’s Thanksgiving evening, and since I’m not working tomorrow, and since I’m about to go play Battlefield 2 into the wee hours of the

November 24, 2005

Wondering why people don’t like you

In the hallowed halls of Sony, there’s probably a fairly large number of people who really do ask themsevles: "Why do so many people not

November 20, 2005

Wondering why people don't like you

In the hallowed halls of Sony, there’s probably a fairly large number of people who really do ask themsevles: "Why do so many people not

November 20, 2005

Wal-Mart vs. Google

Interesting comparison… It turns out that Wal-Mart, the world’s most profitable retailer, and Google, the virtual world’s most profitable search seller, have a lot more

November 19, 2005

Friday Finds

I’m going to do my best to get into a new habit of doing a link dump of the cool things I stumbled over or

November 19, 2005

Stay Awake!

With the new Web 2.0 boom, there’s simply too many cool sites and concepts to keep up with! Here’s a list of a few. Yellowwikis

November 16, 2005

Blogging Rights

Another boon for blogging rights: OCEANPORT, N.J. (AP) — A New Jersey school district will pay $117,500 to a student who was punished for creating

November 16, 2005

Hobbyist Auctions

While sites like eBay empower users to come together, and while the the Internet allows for hobbyists to connect in a large scale, the large

November 16, 2005

Typepad downtime update mail

There’s doing it right, then there’s doing it spot on perfect. I just got this mail from Six Apart yesterday morning. If you wonder how

November 15, 2005

How to speak at conferences

Just a quick linksharing – How to speak at a tech conference. After having done so several times, I can agree with this article fully.

November 14, 2005

Amazon adds tagging

Amazon adds tagging to their products… very very cool. Amazon describes it: What are tags ? Tags provide an easy way for you to

November 14, 2005

Interview with Flickr founder

I stumbled across this interview with Flickr founder, Eric Costello. My favorite bit is this: JJG: How did you know what features were connecting with

November 13, 2005