NYC = no free WiFi
Wow, haven’t been able to find a free WiFi spot anywhere north of Bryant park. Sitting in the Barnes & Noble at 53rd and Lex paying $3.95 for 2 hours of access now. Makes me miss Seattle. We have so much free WiFi there some places turn it off on the weekends.
When will NYC catch up with Seattle?
In NYC this week
I’m in NYC this week for some design meetings. If anyone knows of anything going on, drop me a comment.
Apple – Mac OS X – Inkwell
Apple – Mac OS X – Inkwell: “”
Wow, I had forgotten all about this feature until Scoble linked to a “OS X installed on a Tablet PC” story. I’ve got a tablet, I’ll have to try this tonight.
Chris Pirillo
The Seattle Times: Business & Technology: In geek world, he’s a celebrity: “”
Let’s see if he shows up.
3 – 2 – 1
IE and this site
It would also appear that I will never find a theme that I like and that also works in IE. At least this one isn’t as broken as the other one in IE.
When is IE7 due to arrive? It’s summer now isn’t it?
Lots of spam coming in
I’ve had a LOT of spam coming into my site the past few days.
If it were not for the Spam Karma plugin, this site would be completely screwed.
Ad
.NET HTTP Abstractions group
|
| Subscribe to .NET HTTP Abstractions |
| Visit this group |
Tags
O’Reilly Blogger Review Program
Books I’ve worked on
Contributors
Links
Herding Code Podcast
- Herding Code 133: Derick Bailey on Backbone.js 2/3/2012
- Herding Code 132: Phil Haack, Keith Dahlby and Paul Betts on Git for Windows developers 1/20/2012
- Herding Code 131: Chris Williams and Matthew Podwysocki on the Javascript community 1/4/2012
- Herding Code 130: Dave Weaver on Loggr – a realtime analytics service built with MVC, MongoDB and SignalR 1/2/2012
- Herding Code 129: Rob Reynolds on Chocolatey and the Chuck Norris Frameworks 12/13/2011