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Articles Written in September, 2008
 There's no denying that in recent years the world has embraced geekdom. It's been reinvented, repackaged, and sold at a higher price. Suddenly kids... |
 Sandpaper: You use it by running with the grain, providing your self with an increasingly finer surface. Go against the grain, and what do you get?... |
 Random ads are less common these days, as are static ads. The common thing these days is to - based on a user's generated profile, and a user's sta... |
 Can you remember your pre-controversial days? Days when the word "controversy" was a word that you glossed over, because you didn't quite know what... |
 Dr. Seuss needs no introduction - just about everyone has their particular favorite Dr. Seuss story, whether it's about the Grinch, Green Eggs and... |
 I seldom get angry at milk. Normally it pleases me, fortifying my bones with Calcium, while providing a distinct refreshing taste. But today was an... |
 Last December, Forbes wrote a piece on whether iPod would take over the film rental industry, effectively killing Blockbuster, with their new servi... |
 Let me preface this by saying - I'm quite a fan of Stephen Colbert and, in fact, much to the chagrin of some, a bigger fan of his than of Jon Stewa... |
 After reading through an article about different Terms of Service, one which particularly highlighted Digg's Terms of Use, and their "No Reason at... |
 There's no denying it. Google has just rocked the world once more with it's latest innovation: The internet browser.
Today, Google released thei... |
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