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Friday, February 25th, 2011
I just read a piece by Mike Monteiro of Mule Design, mostly about choosing clients who you can stand behind, but hinging on an anecdote about interviewing a prospective employee: I asked him if he agreed with how they made their money. He replied in the negative — he’d just done the design. I told […]
Posted in Apple, Folklore, Nostalgia, Programming, Rant | 9 Comments »
Wednesday, February 23rd, 2011
In response to my comment on Twitter about wanting to commission a good entry-level web site for aspiring bloggers, Ian Beck experiments with nailing down exactly what blogging is. Obviously, it’s many, many, things. Like chess, you can teach the ground rules to somebody, who then has a practically limitless number of choices about how […]
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Tuesday, February 22nd, 2011
I was inspired to think about the problem of impersonation on the web, when I read Caterina Fake’s comment on Twitter, bemoaning the fact that somebody was able to impersonate her in a comment on GigaOm. Because they used an email associated with her by Gravatar, the comment gained an element of authenticity because her avatar […]
Posted in Ideas, Web | 8 Comments »
Wednesday, February 16th, 2011
Apple has approved FlexTime for the Mac App Store, where it is now available for purchase. As with my other App Store offerings, Black Ink and MarsEdit, customers are invited to purchase through Apple’s store or through my own. All of my apps are functionally identical, except for in the areas of license management and software […]
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