What Google Is Doing

Spending the day at google makes for a great mind-bending exercise on where they see the future of computing.

Here is what I see coming down the oo's tubes.

Google has denied that they are making an OS. I 100% believe them. They don't care. Especially about the desktop.
The desktop is dying. In the future we will have two types of machines: Mobile devices, and 'smart-dumb terminals'. The smart-dumb terminals, as I am henceforth dubbing them, will have some OS, and a moderate (probably still high by today's standards) ammt of computing ...

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Columbus is not just a spaniard from the 15th century

There is a lot of crap about startups NEEDING to be in the valley. Most there say you have to be there, and many outside say 'but why?'. I'm in the second camp for sure.

I like starting my business in the middle of Ohio. I market Servee directly to businesses. My stats show 397 new businesses in the Central Ohio area in the last four weeks. Not bad at all for this economy.

I also market to designers. Columbus is not lacking at all when it comes to designers. There is most certainly ...

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Running Your Website Should Be Easier

I recently posted about how setting up and managing a web-site doesn't have to feel like you're buying a used car from a traveling salesman. There is another way.

It's the 21st century, and managing your web site does not have to be a task for the super-geek elite.

You can do this, and you can maintain good design and practical, powerful, easy to use tools.

On the web separating design, functionality, and content has emerged as an important idea. This makes all parties in the chain much happier. Content creators and site managers ...

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Twitter me this

Today on Twitter I had an exchange with a guy who I have yet to meet in real life (but we're at least from the same town, thanks @genuinechris. His name as far as I know is just ikeif. He was a bit annoyed at all of the twitter apps that have yet to inevitably pop up (tweet these shoelaces or some-such). It did get me thinking however, and the idea was developed, in about 4 exchanges between he and I.

Here it is (ikeif...I developed it further in my own head). You're ...

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