Adelphia blocks port 80.
That is to say, they don’t get it. This started out as a simple rant and turned into a decent sized essay on basic shared-nothing architecture and scaling down.
A reflection of my time at Sterling Commerce, the value of boring, laws of the web, and more.
Praise for the anti-analyst firm analyst firm.
For a little while anyway.
Embracing brokeness.
Who Owns Your Browser revisited.
Everything has something in common on the blogosphere.
How complexity killed the best bug ever created in the whole world.
On the growing importance of del.icio.us.
What the War In Iraq is really about.
Video on the web stick sucks.
If it is ever discovered, we would have known about it a long time ago.
They have more in common than I thought.
Microsoft is so completely out of touch with reality it hurts.
How Emacs is extremely productive and horribly slow at the same time.
Are there restrictions on how local content can be modified (e.g. user stylesheets)? Should there be?
It’s too good to be true. Avoid anything this simple and elegant.
I am my own worst enemy.
I never would have imagined a language with so much power could be so easy to pick up.