I'm not sure "made me walk more than any other car I've used." would be complimentary. (273 Words)

I'm not sure "made me walk more than any other car I've used." would be complimentary. (273 Words)

The only novel feature I could see on Flickr when I first signed up was the 'shoebox' of images that you could upload to the site and share with other members, or paste into conversations. The way things turned out, it looks like I wasn't the only user who thought that way. (588 Words)

The only novel feature I could see on Flickr when I first signed up was the 'shoebox' of images that you could upload to the site and share with other members, or paste into conversations. The way things turned out, it looks like I wasn't the only user who thought that way. (588 Words)

When does the following code not throw a NullPointerException? MyClass obj = null; obj.doSomething(); (176 Words)

When does the following code not throw a NullPointerException? MyClass obj = null; obj.doSomething(); (176 Words)

Follow the storage performance/size/capacity/price trendline out 10 or 15 years, and we get to the hard-drive that John Gilmore's been describing: the size of a sugar-cube, costing $1-2, powered off of the occassional hard shake... (121 Words)

Follow the storage performance/size/capacity/price trendline out 10 or 15 years, and we get to the hard-drive that John Gilmore's been describing: the size of a sugar-cube, costing $1-2, powered off of the occassional hard shake... (121 Words)

Streaming video sucks. (402 Words)

Streaming video sucks. (402 Words)

Tom Bridge explains the MacWorld San Francisco keynote to non-believers. (258 Words)

Tom Bridge explains the MacWorld San Francisco keynote to non-believers. (258 Words)

In lieu of having to come up with something interesting to say here, how about some interesting stuff that's recently shown up on the Atlassian Developer Blog. (159 Words)

In lieu of having to come up with something interesting to say here, how about some interesting stuff that's recently shown up on the Atlassian Developer Blog. (159 Words)

The biggest lesson of the information age is that all media is to be taken with a critical eye, and that no information is valuable until you also understand its source. (One reason for the success of blogs: the information and the source are intimately related, so you always know where you are.) (785 Words)