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Heading Off Failures 03/08/2004 11:20 PM

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more on my failures


more on my failures 03/14/2005 05:51 PM
Attention to Mr. Orlowski has apparently waned, so his trash is back. You might not get this from his article, but even though he states "[t]his week Trudeau has turned his attention to the 'Creative Commons' project," in fact, Trudeau does not mention "Creative Commons" at all. Indeed, for anyone who knows anything about what Creative Commons is trying to do, no doubt Thudpucker is a funny character but his views have little to do with mine, or CC's. And as for the project that has "failed to gain much traction," we were surprised (and pleased) to see this week that the Yahoo linkback search to Creative Commons licenses is now over 10,000,000. If that's right, then we were at 1,000,000 link backs in a year, 5,000,000 in two, and now over 10,000,000 in 2 1/2. Imagine what we could have done had we only gotten some "traction." But the best part of reading this article is that it advertises at the bottom "related articles," including this. I am astonished that The Register continues to carry this trash (or, for that matter, its author). As I told them then, the article is a lie. Not mistaken, but a lie: a knowing falsehood, published, and published still. Such is the nature of the writer, and apparently the publication.

Top 10 Mac Failures


Top 10 Mac Failures 02/01/2005 09:08 PM

Top 10 Mac Failures: An interesting look at Apple miscues. Among them, the Flower Power/Blue Dalmation iMac and my personal choice of unforgiveable design, the round mouse.

Users were not universally pleased with the new mouse. It was now totally symmetrical, preventing many users from easily telling which way is up. Also, the smaller design made it difficult for large handed users to use it comfortably.

Man, I hate those round mice.

You know what's not in here? The Newton, which supports my theory of a few weeks ago.

As for the patterned iMac, the whole colored-machine thing was flawed from the beginning. I worked at Best Buy in 1998 when the iMac hit the market. Best Buy was apparently told that they couldn't order more or less of one color — they could only place an order for a set number of iMacs, and they'd get an equal division of each color in the shipment.

Consequently, one of the biggest electronic retailers in the country dropped the iMac from its shelves, and it's never returned (not that it hurt Apple much...). The colors should have been snap-on shells, so you could swap them out if you ever got sick of them.

But, in the end, the color served its purpose. Think back to the original iMac and what do you remember? All-in-one design, no floppy, and colored cases. The last item on that list was what got all the press. Would the iMac be where it is today if they had all been in beige cases? Not a chance.


On Hardware Failures


On Hardware Failures 01/01/2004 02:15 AM
One of the computer industry's dirty little secrets is hardware failure. The few of us who work in, near, or otherwise around large computer installations take this for granted. Companies like Yahoo have people on staff that spend a lot of their time dealing with failing memory, buggy motherboards, smoked power supplies, bad disks, and overheating CPUs. Google, from what I read, doesn't even bother anymore. But the larger world probably doesn't see this very often. Many are likely just...

Computer failures hit MFI


Computer failures hit MFI 09/09/2004 06:48 PM
Telegraph Sep 9 2004 11:31PM GMT

Computer Failures


Computer Failures 06/10/2004 01:31 AM
Washington Post Jun 10 2004 5:25AM GMT

Government divide key to pre-9/11
failures


Government divide key to pre-9/11
failures
04/11/2004 05:07 PM

9/11 panel to study failures of CIA, FBI


9/11 panel to study failures of CIA, FBI 04/14/2004 10:23 AM

Report: FireWire Failures


Report: FireWire Failures 06/02/2004 10:32 AM
LaCie hints at problems with certain Macintosh models and Firewire drives, while Mac OS X 10.3.4 solves one problem....

Notes and Tips: ".Mac" Failures


Notes and Tips: ".Mac" Failures 06/18/2004 11:12 AM
Readers report extended mail outages with ".Mac".

You can't distract us from your
failures, Karl


You can't distract us from your
failures, Karl
06/24/2005 07:53 PM
Here is an excellent response to the odious, abhorrent and evil Karl Rove from Kristen Breirweiser, who was married to one of the 9/11 victims....

Other News: Learning from Failures


Other News: Learning from Failures 09/14/2004 11:23 AM
Great inventors like Steve Wozniak and Dean Kamen learn from lots of failures.

Technology's 10 most inexcusable
failures


Technology's 10 most inexcusable
failures
04/12/2005 06:14 AM
ZDNet's David Berlind has his dander up about half-baked technologies that still don't do what they're supposed to.

Government Divide Key to Pre-9/11
Failures (AP)


Government Divide Key to Pre-9/11
Failures (AP)
04/11/2004 01:20 PM
AP - The legal wall that for years divided FBI intelligence and criminal agents is blamed largely for the government's failure to grasp the threat posed by al-Qaida inside the United States before the 2001 attacks.

Project failures are less common than
you think


Project failures are less common than
you think
01/03/2003 02:50 AM
CNET Jan 3 2003 1:02AM ET

Where We are Heading


Where We are Heading 03/08/2004 11:18 PM
Frank Rich: Mel Gibson Forgives Us for His Sins. The vilification of Jews by Mr. Gibson, his film and some of his allies, unchallenged by his media enablers, is not happening in a vacuum. We are in the midst of an escalating election-year culture war in which those of "faith" are demonizing so-called "secularists" (for which read any Jews critical of Mr. Gibson and their fellow travelers, liberals). Politicians, we are learning, seem increasingly eager to wrap themselves in "The Passion of the Christ" as a handy signal to indicate they are opposed to all those "secularists" whose conspiracy is undermining all that right-thinking Americans hold near and dear.

Report: FireWire Drive Failures


Report: FireWire Drive Failures 05/11/2004 09:12 AM
Here's what you can to to avoid FireWire drive problems... or recover from them.

10.3: A workaround for VirtualPC
printing failures


10.3: A workaround for VirtualPC
printing failures
12/08/2003 11:45 AM
I have an aviation program that provides instrument approach charts and it only runs on Windows. I needed to print out chart updates today and ran into a major problem: printing to my printers on the local network wasn't work...

Technology Failures in History, Today


Technology Failures in History, Today 08/04/2004 06:26 PM
John Dvorak rattles off a list of the Ten Worst Laptops in History and says: We need a publicly maintained resource — such as a wiki — detailing the history some of these old machines. So I obliged him, and...

Failures of vision corrective surgery.


Failures of vision corrective surgery. 02/01/2005 09:59 PM
Surgical Eyes - source of info about complications and their treatment from Lasik and other vision correction surgeries.

Disputing Municipal Network Failures


Disputing Municipal Network Failures 03/19/2005 02:24 AM

The folks at Tricitybroadband.com have a page that refutes failures: Many of the anti-municipal networking foes have released misinformation about what they describe as financially flawed or failed networks around the U.S. Unfortunately, although there are certainly municipal services that haven't worked out--there have to be some failures--the ones that are bandied about are typically misrepresented. Tricitybroadband.com has a regularly updated page that provides the official response and financial details refuting this misinformation.

The point here would be to work with facts: if the facts that the utilities, cities, or Tricitybroadband is presenting are incorrect, then other facts could refute them. We could have, say, a real debate going in which real information was presented, examined, and conclusions reached.


Notes and Tips: iMac G5 Failures


Notes and Tips: iMac G5 Failures 03/17/2005 02:51 AM
Owen Linzmayer gets burned by bad capacitors in a 20" iMac G5, while an IEEE article covered a widespread capacitor disaster.

Iraq: Intel Failures On the Road to War


Iraq: Intel Failures On the Road to War 07/11/2004 06:39 AM
MSNBC Jul 11 2004 9:22AM GMT

PowerBook Display Failures Come to Light


PowerBook Display Failures Come to Light 05/03/2004 12:27 PM

Notes and Tips: G5 Failures vs. Delays


Notes and Tips: G5 Failures vs. Delays 08/16/2004 10:09 AM
Is there an engineering or production problem with G5 Power Macs?

Notes and Tips: iBook Failures


Notes and Tips: iBook Failures 02/19/2004 11:22 AM
Apple's warranty extension killed one class-action suit, but people with failures outside Apple's coverage limits can sign up for another one.

G.O.P. Blames Clinton for Intelligence
Failures


G.O.P. Blames Clinton for Intelligence
Failures
07/21/2004 12:42 PM
Political haggling over the conclusions of the Sept. 11 commission, due out on Thursday, has begun in earnest.

Microsoft battles against security
failures


Microsoft battles against security
failures
07/06/2004 06:42 AM
Computer Weekly Jul 6 2004 11:04AM GMT

9/11 Panel Chronicles U.S. Failures
(washingtonpost.com)


9/11 Panel Chronicles U.S. Failures
(washingtonpost.com)
07/22/2004 11:14 PM
washingtonpost.com - The U.S. government was utterly unprepared on Sept. 11, 2001, to protect the American people from al Qaeda terrorists, who outwitted and outmaneuvered a bureaucracy that had never seriously addressed them as a threat and had never fathomed the possibility of such a calamitous assault on U.S. soil, according to a searing account of failures and missteps released yesterday.

Heading South


Heading South 01/03/2004 05:52 PM

Flying towards the
sun

When we decided to move to Finland one of the agreed upon features was that each year, budget permitting, we would take a Winter holiday somewhere the sun makes more of an appearance than glow occasionally on the horizon on the rare day that it's not cloudy. People always ask about the cold but the cold isn't the hard part of living in Scandinavia in the Winter, it's the darkness. November was a really hard month as the darkness really settles into your brain.

It's that time of year to go on holiday and I'm looking forward to reacting like a Sleestack to the evil, unfamiliar daystar and getting to know the cocktail boy poolside for a luxurious 7 days in Madeira. I'm going to also enjoy 7 days of internet-free living while hiking and taking pictures. It may be hard getting on the plane for the return trip. :)


Why Detroit is heading to the web


Why Detroit is heading to the web 09/01/2004 06:16 AM
InternetRetailer.com Sep 1 2004 10:44AM GMT

Heading to SXSW


Heading to SXSW 03/14/2005 04:24 PM

I'll be at SXSW this year after an absence of a couple years. My goals this year are to not get food poisoning and to be fully present at both the panels I'm participating in (I was slated to do a keynote but got bumped by Gladwell...whaddya gonna do?):

If you're at the conference, amble up and say hi...but be warned that I might ask you for money (not really, I'm just kidding [sadly, he's not just kidding, but was about the Gladwell thing -ed]).


Heading into faggotland...


Heading into faggotland... 08/06/2004 04:54 PM
Babyface: A Times Square Odyssey "This interactive web piece about the Babyfaces of Times Square takes place in the past, when the center city was a clash of classes rather than today's funeral of a theme park controlled by middle class undertakers." This is definitely not safe for work (drugs, porn, men in bathroom stalls), but if you want to remember the seedier side of NYC, this is one way to do it.

"But at least they're heading in the
right direction:"


"But at least they're heading in the
right direction:"
01/26/2004 03:04 PM

Heading Home Soon


Heading Home Soon 12/19/2003 11:56 AM
In a few days I'll begin what's become an annual ritual since I moved to California almost exactly 4 years ago: going home for the holidays. Just writing this now, I'm wondering if the day will ever come that I don't consider Toledo, Ohio to be "home" instead of where I'm currently living. Do I have to spend more time away than the 25ish years that I lived there? Or maybe I just need to "settle down and get married"?...

WH Smith heading for CEO pay row


WH Smith heading for CEO pay row 01/29/2004 03:49 AM
The retailer's annual meeting could be a stormy affair with some shareholders set to vote against the new chief executive's £2.6m pay package.

Where the Net Is Heading in 2004


Where the Net Is Heading in 2004 12/22/2003 07:48 PM
However, a new wave of startups is also taking aim at Google -- as well as at Yahoo, the two search leaders (see BW Online, 12/16/03, "Google Here, There, and ...

Where is Transmeta Heading?


Where is Transmeta Heading? 04/02/2005 01:23 PM

Heading Order


Heading Order 07/19/2004 11:08 AM

What's up with heading order? Tomas Jogin wants to know. A "Web Standards Solutions" Q&A session if there ever was one.


Heading to PC Forum


Heading to PC Forum 04/09/2004 04:12 PM

Next stop in the Technorati speaking tour: PC Forum.

I'll be presenting the company on Monday afternoon - a real honor (go to the bottom of the page). We've got some fun new stuff to show off, and I'm tremendously excited to meet the stellar list of attendees Esther and Daphne always bring in. The big news this year is that that CNET has acquired Edventure Holdings, the company that puts on PC Forum - kudos to Esther, Daphne, Christina, and the team, and my hat goes off to Shelby and the folks at CNET - smart move! (Full disclosure: Esther Dyson is an investor in Technorati)

Golf, anyone?

I'll be heading out to Scottsdale this afternoon, so drop me a line at dsifry at technorati dot com if you are going to be in Scottsdale and are interested in hooking up for a late dinner tonight or golf Sunday morning. I'm not a great golfer, but I'm not a complete duffer - so anyone who enjoys a nice walk on a big manicured lawn along with some interesting conversation, send an email or leave a message at my room at the hotel.


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