The Planet Sand Castle

I’ve been a long time fan of The Planet, the “Global IT Hosting Leader”, because they’ve always had outstanding service. They aren’t the cheapest out there, but in my experience they’re the most reliable.
Just one quick story, then I’ll get to the point. A couple years ago, a Sarasota news channel and paper were going [...]

Am I Selling Out On Twitter?

I have never been paid for a tweet. I just wanted to get that out there right away.
This doesn’t mean I haven’t had offers of a hundred dollars for a single tweet. I’ve just always refused, believing that the higher moral ground is more important to me and I don’t want diminish any social currency [...]

The iPad Does(n’t) Make Sense

Update: I started writing this post and realized I’m finding so much about the iPad on a daily basis, I’ll never finish this. I’m going make this sticky and continue to expand on it as I uncover new notions of what this thing is.
There seem to be two warring factions over the [...]

Screenshots Of SDK 3.2 iPad Simulator

My take on the announcements:

This is a revolutionary product (I didn’t realize this until the point below).
The new app interfaces have sold me.
The announcement was boring. Demos are boring, watch the 7-min iPad video by Apple to see what this is all about.
The A4 chip and the amazing battery life will kill the Kindle and [...]

The Rise Of The API

Mashups. That name seems to grate on me now, never liked it. Several years ago, 2005 maybe, web apps or even web functions became much more liberal with sharing information. We saw the pioneers like Flickr and Delicious open up their data to 3rd parties through APIs. The seminal event was probably Google Maps. Closed [...]

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