Rough Drafts

Don’t even get me started on Technorati. The endless waiting while their servers churn along. The unpredictable outages. The bizarre […]

You’d think the iPod Shuffle would work just like any other iPod. But there are some inexplicable differences. For instance,

A friend asked if I could name a few San Francisco-based bloggers. It was harder than I expected, though there

I’m spending way too much time listening to MP3s from New York radio station WFMU’s Beware of the Blog. Where

Escape from Chinatown, uploaded by fueledbycoffee. There’s a certain mad intensity to riding a bicycle in downtown SF–a bit like

I’ve started a new job as editorial director of PCMagCast, Ziff-Davis’s online events channel for consumers and small to medium-sized

Stopped by the Maker Faire yesterday at the San Mateo Fairgrounds–right in our neighborhood–and checked out some of the amazing

Fon founder Martin Varsavsky wants to create a Wi-Fi network with a million hotspots. (By contrast, iPass–currently the largest network–has

The daily haiku journal I publish, tinywords — which I like to refer to as “the world’s tiniest magazine” —

Much as I lean to the left, I have to admit that lefties often make really stupid choices when choosing