Archives for February 2010

An Uncomfortable Deal

February 19, 2010

Links and Bits for February 16th

February 16, 2010

A collection of my actions and interactions from around the Net over the last week.

"SEO Copywriting Made Simple: Creating search optimized web pages, blog posts, and press releases used to be time consuming at best and mystifying at worst."

Links and Bits for February 15th

February 15, 2010

A collection of my actions and interactions from around the Net over the last week.

	Shared CSS3 Click Chart.
	Shared Revised Font Stack.
	Shared Austin Entrepreneurship Scene.
	Shared Uniform – Sexy forms with jQuery.
	Shared Think big with a gig: Our experimental fiber network.
	Shared IfWeRanTheWorld. Start by answering the question, “If you ran the world, what would you do?” with a tangible, achievable goal: this will be your actionplatform. Then you’ll be asked to break it down into the microactions that need doing in order to complete your actionplatform. Think small, simple, tweet-able. So small, simple and easy to do, in fact, that anyone you invite to microact can only say, “I’d love to.”
	Shared How-To: Setup a SVN Server Under OS X 10.6.
	Shared Topic #16: Intellectual Property. via @asmartbear
	Shared Upside down domains—registering an international domain name.
	Shared YOURLS: Your Own URL Shortener.
	Shared At least two Internets.
	Shared $ cheat git.
	Shared Gocco Print- A process post!.
	Shared TurboTax Online Caveat.
	Shared Vintage Printable.
	Shared WordPress › Thesis Import/Export « WordPress Plugins.

TurboTax Online Caveat

February 12, 2010

It’s a nice touch to see the caveat in there.

TurboTax Online Caveat

February 12, 2010

It’s a nice touch to see the caveat in there.

Scarcity & Control

February 11, 2010

The real story in nonphysical goods is one of deflation. Value in once-scarce — well, once-controlled — commodities like news, information, and advertising decline as the internet explodes creation and competition. The internet also destroys the ability of many to control distribution and thus value. But at the same time, the internet drastically increases efficiency thanks to platforms and open distribution and the ability — no, the need — to specialize and collaborate.

Jeff Jarvis – Stop selling scarcity