Monthly Archives for October 2004
DRM – The Content Industry’s Dumb, Repetitive Monologue
There are two kinds of content consumers today: those who already hate DRM with a passion, and those who haven’t yet realizes how much they hate DRM. Rest assured, those blissfully unaware souls in the latter group will soon enough … Continue reading
Just a few more miles to Hawaii
I’m a sucker for collecting points, air miles, even Canadian Tire money, and when it’s not gadgets or gizmos, I’m also very conscious about what I buy. Today I decided to have a look at the real value of a … Continue reading
An Ode to Mac
i’ve been Mac user for around 5 months now. To take away any suspense whatsoever: I love it. After having used primarily Windows for what seems like an eternity now, I can’t believe it took me this long to switch, … Continue reading
Blogging on blogging
I’ve just moved the blog to a Movable Type platform, which looks to be substantially cooler in that it supports categories, which will allow me to let my most random rants loose on the world, while what few readers may … Continue reading
XML can save the world
In my last post, I went on a sweeping rant of why I’m so disorganized, of course through no fault of my own. Today, I’m going to try to present a roadmap to how you as an individual can become … Continue reading
