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This article by Alex Iskold, coupled with a recent profile of 37signals in Time Magazine, all serve to sort of underscore what I was trying to get at with my last post about tools for Read more…

Articles or lists like this one always leave a bit of a sour taste in my mouth. Not that I have anything against Guitar Hero, or want to cast aspersions on Nintendo products, but, operating Read more…

So. This, featured in Read/WriteWeb today, looks pretty cool, though, I agree with a number of people in the comments section who point out that it is incredibly similar to Google Docs. One thing that Read more…

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…

Michael Fisher was recently quoted in this article in Processor Magazine!

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…