You’d assume that a magazine whose life revolves around Web 2.0 would, naturally, be savvy about backing up. But…you’d be a bit mistaken. All-nighters are fun, in a weird masochistic way, but, I still think Read more…
Last week, in the midst of the hellish torrential downpours that were gracing the east coast, I experienced a severe form of umbrella envy. My umbrella = red, cost me two dollars, purchased hastily in Read more…
Okay, so, ElephantDrive isn’t yellow, and it’s definitely not Nuprin, but, this article over at Techcrunch today manages to highlight its strengths, even as it sings the prasies of Amazon. The BusinessWeek article that is Read more…
Gmail wants me to try twenty different types of beef jerky from a producer in Montana. It also thinks that I might need some new car insurance, and a membership in a microbrew of the Read more…
Everything is capable of dramatic change in a matter of seconds, whether it’s the few seconds that you have in between realizing an accident is about to occur and seeing it happen, or, the moment Read more…
Hi all, Just wanted to make sure that ElephantDrive users and blog readers know that we will be conducting Scheduled Maintenance procedures today, from 3-7 Pacific Time. We’ll be adding more computing power to our Read more…
ElephantDrive got a great review today over at StartupSquad. I was particularly pleased to see that they mentioned the upcoming release of the smart version of ElephantDesktop–further evidence that this company is focused on the Read more…
On Tuesday of this week, Paul Kapustka interviewed Alec Saunders, who, in addition to having the same last name as a number of my relatives, is one of the co-founders of the presence software startup Read more…