For years, my argument with the coming death of the PC and the “inevitable” rise of mobile computing was simple: 1.  You need a universal device that does everything well. You’re fooling yourself if you think a mobile device is not a universal device. It’s just not a very good universal device, that you’re spending entirely too much money on....

I’m on my last Linux desktop right now. I’ve been a Linux user for eleven years now, and I think it’s time to call it in, and move to Mac OS. Why such a radical change, you might ask? Well, it’s sad, but the decision is pretty easy. When I joined the Desktop Linux world with Mandrake as my first serious distro, there were a lot of promises...

So I recently reread the Four Hour Work Week, by Timothy Ferriss. I say reread because I had thought I read it before. The only explination I could think of is that I must not have been paying much attention to it the first time. It’s an absolutely fantastic book, but I think I found it kind of offsetting. It’s got a lot of filler in it, some of...

I love it when people have nice things to say about projects I’ve worked on. And of late, this whole thing with Mark Funkhouser has been great for that. I really need to convince my boss to work with more public figures. Just the other day, KC Rag, a local blog said the Funkhousers web site was the best of the batch of mayoral contenders. Check it...