Archive for: January 2006

I was at least wrong on the Network Neutrality debate. I was assuming that the current condition of a monopoly or duopoly with respect to broadband access will continue to exist. Mr Blog rightfully says what the real problem …

I won’t share the first silly thought I had this evening, but I will share this one. The one that involves me sitting under my desk instead of at it. The one that involves me sitting on my head in …

I’ll give credit to Tom Keating for bringing this to my attention.

I’ve been wanting to do a podcast for quite some time now. Just not sure exactly where I’m going to begin. I saw this Gabcast …

I now have two WiFi Access Points set up: a WPA-protected one with access to my Internal network and on my DSL line, and a totally open one connected directly to my Cable modem.

The nice thing about …

Okay, this is probably not my most eloquent post, but I hope you all get the point.

So this blog post by Marc Cuban, then Jeff Pulver chastised Marc for his opinion about having multi-tiered access to …

I think the big problem with VoIP is that those of us who are using it know we are using it. We know because sound quality is inconsistent. We know because we have to dial our phones differently (in some …

One of the things I picked up during my trip to the office this week was an iBook. It’s one of the small iBooks with 576mb of RAM and a 500 Mhz G3 processor. It’s by no means a speed …

Last night, I was up until almost 5am! What was I doing? Just shooting the breeze basically. I seem to have be doing that a lot this week.

I went up to San Francisco again to have dinner with …

Last night after writing my last blog entry, I had somewhat of an epiphany about what I would like to do. For various reasons, I am not going to mention it here just yet. But I am going to talk …

This week, I’m gonna be in California for my semi-regular trip to the office. While I personally am not a fan of going into our office as much as I used to be–let’s face it, times have changed and not

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