the the small things tag
Feedburner? No trouble at all.
When Dave Winer wrote “Why Feedburner is trouble“, stating basically that only an ecosystem with a lot of competition is good so nobody can concentrate too much power, he is of course right, but that is not what …
Don’t force me to split a bill just because it is your believe of how a group should work.
There has been an interesting I would say cultural discussion about splitting a bill or not on a birthday which I left comments but I also wanted to share, for the simple reason that I think this is a topic …
“Take me! I am available! I am yours!”
The female 9-5 mentality or of cheerleaders and football players
I recently had this kind of conversation with several men from different directions and thought I would like to get an input from you as well.
It is about women in the workplace not wanting to invest time “after work …
Splitting the dots – or the Ben?
Ben Metcalfe has splitted up his blog towards a personal blog and a more serious one – and he explains in here why.
I find this whole splicing up and getting back together annoying and at the same time …
Peer pressure and the new intimacy
Okay, if somebody can explain to me how I can send messages to twitter without having to pay SMS fees I am willing to be pushed by my dear friends into this new nonsense of hype tools. *g* Well, maybe …
Favorite quote of the day
“Don’t Fuck With Simple. Especially when “simple” is synonymous with “useful”.”
After Barcamp, finding the contact information and such
A hazzle after an event like barcamp is always to catch up with the systems we use daily.
I edited my “ways to get in contact with Nicole Simon” page and added an “Contact information after Barcamp …
A promise to Mr. Ball or In case somebody is for a forced startup sound on vista …
you should go and read the comments on Scoble of Steve Ball about the coming forced vista startup sound. Go read the comments and if you are in favour for any of the features describe there, you should voice …
And then you would like to subscribe to this person …
Tara’s recent article “I subscribe to you” really resonates which me (no quote, go read it and come back) though I come from a different side onto this topic – the “subscribing” perspective. I don’t mind having several …
