If you travel a lot, you’ll immediately grasp the value of FlySpy. How many times have you wanted exactly this sort of “what if” capability about getting from point A to point B. Note: FySpy is NOT open yet. You’ll just have to drool like the rest of us.
Before you panic, my wife is driving, I am in the passenger seat. We are flying low, southound on highway 5, average speed 75 to 80 Mph.
The Washington Post article “The Click That Broke a Government’s Grip” by Philip P. Pan is an interesting (if long) read.
The recent change of title for my blog was ill advised. Today we are back to “Cloudy Thinking.”
JD on EP talks about JavaScript frameworks, and points to several related discussions. JD’s posting is definitely worth a read.
I’m late to the party of a gazillion people chattering about what David Sifry of Technorati says about the The State of the Blogoshere. When I (finally) read his post today my pulse raced. I feel alive and energized: my year-old blog ranks in the middle of Sifry’s “Magic Middle.”
Harper-Collins is giving away the book “Go It Alone! The Secret to Building a Successful Business on Your Own” written by Bruce Judson.
Forbes.com reports that H5N1 avian “bird flu” virus is spreading through Romania.
Avian (bird) flu has hit the big time. Venture capital firm Kleiner Perkins has launched a $200 million “KPCB Pandemic and Bio Defense Fund.”
Add Germany, Iran and Austria to the growing list of countries where H5N1 avian flu has been detected in birds or chickens.
I played with a (tethered) Verizon XV6700 for about 30 minutes today. My reaction: “Not bad.”