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Twitter has ruined Posterous, so I am migrating my blog to WordPress
Last month, Twitter announced that they had purchased Posterous, the site that I use to host my blog. I found this a little alarming, since in the months after Twitter acquired another popular product, TweetDeck, they slowly gutted it of … Continue reading
I caved: we are abandoning Google Voice and signing up for a (gulp) paid text messaging plan from AT&T
As much as it pains me, we are about to start shelling out $20 a month for a text messaging plan for our phones. My wife and I are in our mid 30′s, and we were just on the wrong … Continue reading
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Chrome App Store has potential, but feels like the right product at the wrong time
Having spent some time playing around with Google’s new Chrome web store, I can see what they are going for, but I’m still not sure that there is a need for it. At least not yet. Apple has already proven … Continue reading
