By Jack Silbert on March 27, 2010
…of the Hoboken Reporter linking to here, will the world explode? If I then shared this on Facebook, would time go backwards? And why can’t ampersands appear in blog post titles?
Posted in global armageddon not spurred by healthcare reform, Hoboken, logograms, meta, snakes eating their own tails
By Frank B. on March 23, 2010
Posted in technology, transactions
By Jack Silbert on March 21, 2010
At the end of the month, my local Barnes & Noble is shutting down. Blame the exorbitant main-street rents in this town. Blame the economy. Blame the iPad. Blame it on the rain and the bossa nova. Use any tired descriptive phrases you like: “closing the book,” “the final chapter,” (Chapter 11?). It doesn’t change […]
Posted in opinion, personal history | Tagged Barnes and Noble, bookstores, Hoboken, new books, used books
By Frank B. on March 6, 2010
OK, so I was wrong, but I’m not too proud to admit it. Not nearly as bad as the Microsoft Chief Technology Officer who asserted in 1994 that the internet would only ever be the domain of “hobbyists”. Here are the tandard eight or so reasons: 1. Since my original Salt in Wound posting on […]
Posted in being wrong, social networking, technology
By Bernie on March 5, 2010
Who would have expected it to look any different.
Posted in personal safety
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