Blog Master G

Lately I’ve been jumping around a handful of other blogs, including some of the most popular ones on the Web like InstaPundit and Dave Winer, who claims to have the oldest and longest-running blog on the Internet (since 1994). Today InstaPundit links to an article in the NY Times about what seems to be the […]

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I just completed listing my first ever item for sale on eBay! We’ll see how it goes…

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I just recieved confirmation that it is, indeed, Brad in the NY Times story on spam!

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One of the most annoying aspects of the Internet is, of course, spam. In the never-ending battle against it, this New York Times article (which contains a picture in it that looks like it may be Brad, who works for Brightmail, where Jen also used to work), raises some interesting free speech questions. As annoying […]

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A Web site I just came across aims to archive the digital age by capturing “Web snapshots.” This is similar to what we were discussing Saturday night at Gordon’s. An important glimpse into the recent past shows what CNN’s Web site looked like on September 11. That’s something none of us will soon forget.

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Yesterday I read in Google‘s latest newsletter about some of the new APIs developed by programmers around the world. Probably the coolest one I’ve seen so far is the Google Smackdown, which puts one word up against another in a battle of frequency. How it works? Simple. It scans the Google database/the Web for the […]

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Afternoon S.H.I.T. Stories Here on the Internet Today – AKA, What I Read & Found Interesting Incompetent staff reason for Onion’s success The Onion cracks me up. Apparently some readers, particularly AOL users (big surprise) don’t get that it’s all a big joke. Anti-drug ad campaigns a flop Kids have actually been inspired to take […]

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