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Once upon a time, I could pull a small computer from my pocket while sitting in a cafe and use it to check my email, write blog posts and short stories, update my resume, and create invoices for clients. I’m not even talking about my Newton, which stretched credibility

[http://www.paroxysm.com/]In the long-standing tradition of launching ecommerce websites with incomplete features, minimal consideration to user experience and inadequate testing, I bring you the new incarnation of the old Paroxysm.com [http://www.paroxysm.com/]. Sadly, you won’t find the adventures of ‘Zoop’ Dubin, Private Eye

A recent debate/poll [http://www.economist.com/debate/overview/144] in The Economist [http://www.economist.com/] ended with a tally of 71% to 29% declaring that copyright laws do more harm than good. While I’m the first to admit that there are serious problems with the existing

I’ve spent the better part of the afternoon in the studio working on the second in my series of drawings of San Francisco landmarks (if I’ve started the second it’s officially a series, right?) I’m in the early pencil phase, doing a lot of study of

I’m watching the second episode of the History Channel series The Universe and am getting aggravated. I seriously hope that the series improved over time. The narrator’s voice is grating on me and the quality of science displayed is poor. The writers seem to have made their decisions