February 2011
32 posts
Although 2010 was Banner Year for Automotive Tech,... →
And people ask me what the Hell I’m doing…
January 2011
30 posts
“Instead, it would present readers with a continuum from original articles and...”
– iPad Mags Need a New Blueprint
Hummingbird vs. Snapdragon vs. OMAP vs. Tegra 2:... →
David Carr Is Journalism’s New Superhero in Page... →
Smartphones and Dumb Docks: A Proposal →
5 great bike rides in Oakland →
Son of Bold Venture →
Follow this poor bastard →
I’m not sure if I should feel envy or pity. But it sounds like a hellish adventure.
On The Internet, Nobody Knows You're a Journalist →
Learn the Basics of Design →
Tracking down my online haters →
I’ve confronted more than my share of commenters in the last five years and more often than not, whenever they get an email asking why they said ______ about _______, they always start their response with an apology.
Educating the Journo-Programmer →
The Great Mechanic Within →
Translogic Guide to the Detroit Auto Show →
Quite proud of this considering I’m not a developer or a designer.
“This 1600cc motor may sip from the black bottle but when talk turns to torque,...”
– Troy Queef on the Ford C-Max 1.6
How and Why I Switched to a Standing Desk →
The more I think about how much time I spend on the couch, the more I think this will be a necessity when we move into the new place.
Aol's New Problem: Mike Arrington →
Alternative Theory: Arrington felt the need to reassert his editorial independence. He can’t look like a shill for his new corporate overlords four months in – his (comparatively meager) audience needed to see that. Regardless, having spent time with both members of Engadget and TechCrunch, we’ve got two massive egos at play. This won’t end well.
How to Remove DRM from iTunes Video Purchases and... →
Peep show: inside the world of unsecured IP... →
