Jeff Nolan's take on innovation, entrepreneurship, tech and stuff that interests me
“I have tremendous respect for veterans and I have sponsored many resolutions at the Board of Supervisors supporting veterans’ benefits. In fact, I put a $120 million measure on the ballot in 2002 to rebuild San Francisco’s War Memorial.” Supervisor Sandoval found himself in front of an audience outside of the 48 square miles that [...]
Tim Bray has an interesting post on PHP, which actually gets interesting in the updates (which he appends to from email because he doesn’t have comments, pity). When SAP did the Zend investment a lot of time was spent on the technical due diligence. The slap on PHP has always been that it’s a scripting [...]
I think I still have my Troll, although he hasn’t posted any displays of his cutting mastery of the English language lately. I hope he didn’t run away… please come back Troll. Hopefully this site will lure him back if anything for the juvenile pleasure of vandalizing my blog. Via Scoble
Sweet! I have my own personal version of Megite. I’ve been using the general service for about a week, I’ll try my personal version for a couple of days to see how it works. Thanks to Mathew Chen for setting me up. Technorati Tags: megite
Zoli posted an awesome summary of the TiE event I spoke at last week on Web2 in the enterprise. He was also kind enough to put up the notes on Writely for review before posting, but to be honest I just didn’t have time on Friday to do it so I’m pleased that he posted [...]
This is a little late, but I wanted to post it anyways. Mike’s 5th TechCrunch party on Friday night was a great time. With at least 400 people in attendance you just knew it was going to be a fun time. However, how many house parties have you gone to that have corporate sponsors, live [...]
Map Builder is a site I found that enables you to do your own Google or Yahoo! map mashups. While clearly not for the “average” web user, this is still a pretty low barrier capability that enables a wide spectrum of people to take advantage of something that would previously have either cost them a [...]