BoingBoing’s post today about the Wikipedia Quake Tree below caught my eye as I had played so many of Quake and Quake derivatives. I was curious just how many and went through and highlighted all the ones I remembered on the pic below. Blogged with the Flock Browser Tags: quaketaxonomy

Nelson Minar was helping a friend sort out why: “Google Reader was sending folks to his own domain rather than directly to the link destination.” Turns out it is because of the differences between guid and link elements in an RSS Feed. You can tell he’s really frustrated with the time and effort this cost him (my most recent RSS [...]

I hadn’t checked out any of the FastCompany.TV ScobleShows. The one that caught my eye is below and features a tour and some extensive interviews with various Rackspace higher ups as they tour and discuss their reasoning for taking over an abandoned mall and making it into a new high tech data center. What I found most fascinating wasn’t the [...]

I didn’t realize that it had been so long since I’d posted anything (or even looked at this site), but was motivated to dig back in after seeing Kevin Burton’s posts about the WordPress BlogSpam Cancer that is rapidly spreading. I have a sort of sick fascination with these weird new security threats as they flow across the internet, get [...]