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Monthly Archives: July 2011
This Blog Has Moved
The blog that used to be here is now hosted at Forbes. Click here to go to the new site. Please update your bookmarks.
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Moving Day
Tomorrow will be a big day for this blog. After two happy years hosted by the good folks at Dancing Mammoth, I’ve accepted an offer to join the growing Forbes family of bloggers. More details about the blog’s new incarnation … Continue reading
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Paul Graham on America’s Heritage of Disobedience
On the Fourth of July, the day when we celebrate the treasonous act that led to the creation of our nation, I think everyone should read Paul Graham’s essay about what makes America great: Hackers are unruly. That is the … Continue reading
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