Prince, forgets who the artist is.

Prince performing Radiohead’s “Creep” at Coachella ‘08

Prince recently played a cover of the Radiohead song “Creep” at the huge concert festival “Coachella.” Since Radiohead won’t play the song anymore, it’s good to see that somebody is still playing the song as it’s such a great one. Well… after the concert Prince talks to [...]

Facebook needs to speed up.

30 minutes- Time it takes Google to notice that I have a new blog post and index it.

30 seconds- Time it takes for a typical email to be sent to someone I know.

2 seconds- Time it takes for Twitter to update my tweets and send them out.

1 second- Time it takes to [...]

I got more than double billed…and I’m not even mad.

So this morning my hosting company Dreamhost sent me an email saying that they had billed me for the next year of web hosting, plus updating some domain names, and that my credit card had been billed. Well, I was at work so didn’t look into it much, but I thought I had been [...]

Gaming, a sport?

A few weeks ago when I was bowling with some friends we got into the discussion of what constitutes a sport. I wont’ go into it all right now, but I would say that bowling is definitely a sport. Now the question to ask is, is computer gaming a sport?
Major League Gaming [...]

Sidetracked

I know I’m trying to keep this blog focused on business, but I guess this item can be constructed as business as it will save you alot of time that you can spend doing other more productive things.
I hang the majority of my shirts, and one of my least favorite houehold tasks to do is [...]

Twitter changes users name

A service I once used alot, and could see myself using again, if more friends used it, is twitter.  Twitter, is a small tool that you post what you’re currently doing, and it sends the information out to your friends who are following your feed.  Nothing that useful until your friends get up to a [...]

The New York Times, setting the paper free.

In a move that I wasn’t sure I would see for at least a few more years, The New York Times is getting rid of their "Times Select" paid sections.  They are also releasing all of their archives for free online.  This is a huge move for the publishing industry that such an old media [...]