Archive for November, 2007

Deep Web

The deep web is the portion of the internet that cannot be found via search engines. This could be because the data is not linked from anywhere, the data is hidden behind a pay wall or password, the data is stuck in a database with no html to render the contents of the database, [...]

I find it entertaining that while I was in college, Facebook got into all kinds of trouble for trying to organize a nationwide Beirut (Beerpong to some) tournament. The bracket would include teams from schools all around the country and the whole thing would be managed on Facebook. The winners in each region were [...]

Google’s Mobile Initiative

After months of waiting, it turns out there is no gPhone. And yet, I’m elated.
I think the iPhone design is an impressive technical feat. It belongs in a museum of product design, placed neatly in between a Ducati and a Dyson. But its beautiful design is the end of its consumer value. As [...]

Apt Hunting in NYC

Hello Lazy Web,
I’m moving out of my apartment and seeking a new place. The last apartment I found was through a personal connection, so I thought I’d reach out via my blog to jump start both ends of the process.

I’m looking for a 1-BR somewhere close to the A-line downtown (around 14th, west 4th, [...]

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This makes me smile on multiple levels.
Some things just go together from David Karp on Vimeo.
Meanwhile, the new Tumblr is totally… just… wow. So much goodness in a single release.