Today I hit 1000 Tweets! I’m not usually one to celebrate round numbers, but I love Twitter and all it’s plurking hang-ups.
Plurk, by the way, is now my official curse word.
Today I hit 1000 Tweets! I’m not usually one to celebrate round numbers, but I love Twitter and all it’s plurking hang-ups.
Plurk, by the way, is now my official curse word.
I’ve never been good at getting rid of stuff. I’m a pack rat. Doing it on eBay makes it a game and even though I don’t like games, I’m still having fun. We’re selling stuff that’s been in a box for years. It’s stuff that has huge sentimental value to us and it’s exciting to [...]
About 3 weeks ago, I realized several Wordpress sites we run were inadvertently setup under an FTP username that we give out to people for uploading large files for us. I deleted that username which then disconnected access to the various databases that feed the sites. It wasn’t a hard fix and it wasn’t pressing [...]
The whole Jason vs. Dave thing at Gnomedex makes a whole lot more sense, if you read this post from Fred Wilson’s blog.
Since I was there, I didn’t really appreciate Dave Winer’s perspective. I was on Jason Calacanis’ side.
Dave blogged,
Bottom-line, he needs to figure out a way to build the company so that many [...]
Earlier this week, Cali and I went to a blogger event hosted by Monster Cable. I met Alexander Grundner from eHomeUpgrade.com. He’s one of my absolute favorite blog writers. I can safely call myself a vlogger, I guess, because I produce video podcasts, but I want to be a better blogger. [...]
Where there is demand, there is value. Cali, host of GeekBrief.TV, gets 50 to 200 email messages a day. A good number of those messages are tech questions. To date, Cali has answered the questions privately. Starting this weekend, she will start answering them publicly on a blog we’re calling Dear [...]
Who am I and who cares what I have to say?
My name is Neal and I produce an Internet TV show called GeekBrief.TV with my wife Luria (aka, Cali).
I have an MA in Psychology, but never planned to practice. I had it in my head I would be a pop [...]