Frankly, I’m sort of over it.
The Unofficial Apple Weblog:
Everybody’s favorite anonymous Mac commentator might be a little closer to becoming not-so-anonymous. If you checked out Fake Steve Jobs’s site yesterday, you might have seen a short post about a marginally funny iPhone Haiku site. I’ve still got the post in my Google Reader, as you [...]
6 Jun
- The Business entry posted on June 6th, 2007.
Unfortunately, I’ve had my share of speaking to the press back when I was in high school. It gets rough. I think these videos and articles are directed a bit more to somewhat voluntary promotion.
Here’s a video featuring editors and reporters from the Wall Street Journal, Wired, TechCrunch, Seattle Times, and Seattle Post [...]
Check out the event info for the fun we (Dorsia) had a couple weeks back, the All-Star Celebrity Polo Challenge.
Beginning in May of 2008 sellers on eBay will no longer be allowed to leave negative feedback about buyers.
Oh man. I’ve left some fucking negative feedback in my day. Oh yes.
Isn’t that the whole idea though? Isn’t the eBay feedback system supposed to operate as a self-policing open forum where you’re scared [...]
I don’t really have much to say in this post.? That’s probably not the best way to start off.? It’s just been far too long since I updated my good ‘ol blog.
I’m slowly moving everything over to a new server and getting things going with some new projects.? My travel video project has been sold [...]
24 Jan
- The Business entry posted on January 24th, 2007.
I’m buying a building for Dorsia somewhere between Boca Raton and Palm Beach, Florida. Previously, we’ve been in a stylish 8th-floor space at the Harvey Building on Datura Street in downtown West Palm Beach and in a smallish hipster office on Worth Avenue in Palm Beach. The primary issue with both of these [...]
I noticed something yesterday while working from home. I get insanely, retardedly, unbelievably focused.
I suppose it has a lot to do with the lack of distractions I set up for myself. Plus I don’t have my sales staff, random people coming into the office, the phones ringing, the constant questions about random technology [...]
