Yostivanich

Coolest error mes­sage ever.

Good argu­ments as to why web­sites should sup­port OpenID, though only from the view­point of the end user rather than the web­site owner.

Can the com­mu­nity around a person/blog be sold. Will the com­mu­nity just as eas­ily leave as stay?

Arring­ton responds to Ethan Kaplan’s post on a new approach to music.

Asks how should art be val­ued. Looks at the gov­ern­ment as the solu­tion. Bad solu­tion the minute the gov­ern­ment get’s involved in the cre­ation and dis­tri­b­u­tion of art. Makes for a dif­fi­cult time for artists who may attack the gov­ern­ment or the cul­ture unde

Bill Gate’s seri­ously moved Wash­ing­ton to do some­thing. Wow I’m thor­oughly impressed.

How IT shops can end like the Dead Sea, a worth­less part of your company.

The new form of a press release devel­oped for the social media envirnoment devel­op­ing in our world.

Using Google AppEngine to host small pieces of a much larger project.

Apple added a new fea­ture to their web­site today. Rather than just a sim­ple tex­tual drop-down for pro­vid­ing on the fly search results. Apple also pro­vides a brief prod­uct descrip­tion along with a photo of the prod­uct. It looks really nice.

YouTor­rent decides to only index legal tor­rents as it puts itself on sale. I really like YouTor­rent, but with all those tor­rents gone what is the use of YouTorrent?

Awe­some, time to go back and redown­load videos.

Vir­gin Media CEO says that they are already doing deals with sev­eral inter­net sites to pro­vide dif­fer­ing lev­els of ser­vice for those who pay extra for faster service.

Inter­est­ing lit­tle bit about a sci­en­tist hav­ing com­put­ers write basic books on obscure sub­jects. The pro­gram has also writ­ten poetry, cross­word puz­zles and is start­ing to work on romance novels.

Good back­ground infor­ma­tion on what we know about Saturn’s rings.

New York has passed a bud­get that now tries to enforce sales tax being paid on goods bought online. Per­son­ally I don’t see that work­ing all that well. I have no idea how long it would take to list all the goods I buy online. Now a days that is just about

Open source and free soft­ware have become bet­ter alter­na­tives to pro­pri­etary soft­ware. In some cases the free alter­na­tives have become bet­ter than the soft­ware that costs money, think MySQL, Fire­fox, etc. It used to be that to use soft­ware that didn’t cos

This is so funny and infor­ma­tive all at the same time.

The super rich are doing fine why aren’t you?

Research demon­strated that sci­en­tists could see the brain make a deci­sion before the deci­sion was real­ized by the per­son, crazy.