Lessons From Game Development.
A long, long time ago, in a previous career, I used to work in the gaming industry, and I’ve been able to bring a lot… Read More
This is my archive
How Far Are You Willing to Send Your Stuff to Stay Organized?
If you’re like me, you’re constantly bothered by clutter, loose papers, packed shelves and the placement of random knickknacks. Unfortunately the problem is that you’ve… Read More
Times Square Ball app
Now you can ring in the New Year on your iPhone. The Times Square Ball app includes a live feed from the festivities in… Read More
Thoughts on “On Writing Well”
“The most important sentence in any article is the first one.” And that’s why I’ve opted to lead with this snippet taken from William Zinser’s… Read More
Digital Piracy, file sharing and that Wikileaks-thing
In the midst of all the WikiLeaks controversy the past few weeks I think most of us are left with some important questions that we just aren’t… Read More
An intern’s perspective
With an Asian mother, the importance of preparing for the real world after college has been beat into my head. I was beginning my last… Read More
Generation Why?
I stumbled across “Generation Why?” by Zadie Smith and found it to be a compelling analysis of “Real” Mark Zuckerberg (founder of Facebook) and the… Read More
Firesheep
Making big waves in the online security world this week is the release of a Firefox plugin called Firesheep that lets you hijack a fellow… Read More
Use rollover images? Got $80,000?
I just noticed this gem on Ars Technica which details a company seeking damages from such online giants as Abercrombie and Fitch, Bed Bath… Read More
AT&T’s National Disaster Recovery
Gizmodo posted a great article yesterday about AT&T’s National Disaster Recovery System. It’s easy for us to take the networks, which provide us… Read More