Month: February 2006

Aerogel: Cool Stuff!

Dylan / 2/23/2006

Aerogel is the world’s lightest solid — and also the most porous. I’ve got a story on Wired News this […]

Dylan / 2/23/2006

If you wanted to catch a few particles of comet dust speeding through the vacuum of space at 6 kilometers

Dylan / 2/17/2006

Tom Lantos is my congressman, and it’s principles like this that keep me voting for him every single time he

Dylan / 2/17/2006

Anyone else have problems with T-Mobile Hotspots in Starbucks bumping them off the network and reconnecting every 15-20 minutes? It’s

Dylan / 2/17/2006

Locke blogged my story. I blogged his blog of my story. Then he blogged my blog of his blog of

Dylan / 2/17/2006

I’ve got not one, but two stories about search engines appearing today. Here Comes a Google for Coders, on Wired

Dylan / 2/17/2006

A new search technology from Google makes it possible for law enforcement officials to examine personal documents from your hard

Dylan / 2/17/2006

For most people, open source is a synonym for free software. But for programmers, open source is about sharing code,

Dylan / 2/16/2006

Elmore Leonard’s rules of writing. (Sadly not included: Don’t center your copy, since it makes it fucking hard to read.)

Dylan / 2/16/2006

Winner, best business writing, February 2006: Annalee Newitz: “investors have turned their burning, collective gaze from the wastes of Mordor