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I’m feeling nostalgic this week. Perhaps it was attending a dinner with old friends in the tech/VC industry, some of whom I’ve known since the 1990s. Perhaps it was sitting down for a biographical podcast. Regardless, I was already primed for nostalgia when I read about the end of AnandTech. For those who are younger, … Continue reading AnandTech and the passage of time
When I work from home, I sit on the corner of the kitchen table, which means that I’m right in the thick of the action. The living room is about 10 feet to my left, including the main television that the kids use for watching television and playing Wii. They also tend to keep the … Continue reading How To Work From Home With Kids
While newspapers have certainly been dying for a long time, I officially called their time of death as 8:25 AM this morning. For the past week or two, I’ve been receiving mysterious phone calls from Missouri. The few times I picked up, no one was on the line. Today, I finally got someone on the … Continue reading RIP, Newspapers
When I was a basketball-loving kid, I’d eagerly await the arrival of the Los Angeles Times each morning so I could check the box scores and find out what happened in the NBA the night before. If I wanted to watch slam dunks, I’d need to dig out a worn-out VHS tape of Michael Jordan’s … Continue reading Appreciating The Internet