This is the coolest science project ever to do with your kids. Now, where do I get weather balloons at...? http://bit.ly/cqlgoc

"Thank you, Instagram!" - Flickr

Infographic on European financial crisis (my brain hurts) - http://t.co/ZVplP385

Mountain Lion upgrade complete.

FAIL.

My MBA did NOT magically turn into an iPhone 5 or even a 7" iPad. Very disappointed.

Mixed messages I see in the developer community: "A beautiful UI absolutely matters!" and "What do you mean you don't like command line?!"

Things I have to remind myself while testing:

1) The Happy Path always lies.
2) I should be TRYING to break stuff.

Harvard's Computer Science 50: Intro to CS course - online, and all kinds of good :-) http://cs50.tv/ #knowledge

Just got a notice in my browser tab that there's updated version of Google Reader.

That's what they call "irony", right?

"iTunes just crashed on me. Never seen it do that before." - No one ever.

Have to agree with @dsilverman on Apple.  http://blog.chron.com/techblog/2013/03/without-its-reality-distortion-field-apple-struggles-with-its-message/ …

@shanselman If the Predator movies taught us anything, it's that you can indeed have both.

The infringing Samsung products just turned into the hottest collectors items ever.

"Get 'em before the injunctions hit!"

@davybrion Excellent point. The larger lesson, IMO, is never trust any "cross platform" promise built on proprietary technology.

One thing the Nokia-Msft deal did well: generate buzz for WP7. Best visibility for the brand since October (ahem, MS Marketing dept).

Top 10 algorithms of the 20th century (caveat: PDF link) http://bit.ly/5o8gca

@maryjofoley Parsing their response: "Seriously, we didn't think anyone would notice." :P

Installing Windows 8 on my home PC. Can't wait for it to turn my monitor into a touchscreen.

That's how this works, right?

@lazycoder "One does not simply UNINSTALL Visual Studio." - DotNetBoromir

Whenever I see a company with a Facebook url, I'm reminded that there was a time when having an AOL "keyword" was a big deal, too.

Before today, my daughter did not know just how vast an art supply store could be. Texas Art Supply in Montrose fixed that. :)