Obama, like Apple, pushes the limits of technology and creativity. What's next is...

as the last few remaining days of warmth for this summer wind down, i find myself spending more time online planning (poetically, of course) my next summer-extension excursion.

the online economy sucks! i just hope that some of my favorite websites can stick it out and survive on the other side of the mess. what a jumble everything has become -- even my words describing this...

every time I set my new location on brightkite to meet and chat with people near me NO ONE SEEMS TO BE AROUND! but at least that left me with some time to better convey just how brightkite feels to me

somewhat poetic, some of the biggest fans of apple getting hassled by the apple app store.

the experience of stumbleupon is kinda unique. with ebay seeking to get rid of it -- i wonder how this experience will change.

FINALLY! i can now let everyone know about my crummy internship. definitely not as poetic as this sounds.

Google has cut their IP address retention policy in half - and this is how it makes me feel.

As everything becomes more and more modular, more piecemeal, more feed-like, and the data becomes more modular, so too does the user gain greater and greater control of their online experiences. The experience, increasingly feel harmonious and poetic...

google has added to the chaos of the online browser wars by introducing chrome. somewhat poetic writing about what it might take for other browsers to look like chrome.