Entries written in January 2008
Written January 30, 2008 in reviews
Joel Spolsky has made his company’s network-agnostic secure VNC application free on weekends. Cool!
Coding Horror sums up why I like the Mac software market: You have lots of simple apps that focus very well on their core featureset without a lot of feature bloat.
I realize that Joyent is a good hosting company. I love good hosting companies. I know several apps that are well served by hosting there.
But every time I visit their homepage, I can’t help but blanch at seeing the sight of entire racks of Dell 2950s with their …
If you’re a fan of branching tree decision making like I am (While thinking, I consciously try to organize my thoughts as branching from one another…), then SevenSixFive’s discussion of branching is worth a read.
Haven’t had a puppy post in a while. I got Eowyn a Good Cuz toy for Christmas, and … well, while it’s spent most of it’s time on top of the fridge because I can’t stand the squeaking for more than fifteen or twenty minutes at a time, …
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