Aaron’s Laws: Law and Justice in a Digital Age
A must-watch Lawrence Lessig lecture on the life of Aaron Swartz and the legal battle that led to his death.
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A must-watch Lawrence Lessig lecture on the life of Aaron Swartz and the legal battle that led to his death.
Grabbing Xcode as a DMG saves re-downloading from the Mac App Store, but a 1.3 GB docs download still waits at first launch.
· Series: Journals
On the cosmic significance of November 12, 1955, and the Back to the Future quote that has lived in my head ever since.
I binge shows rather than follow them weekly. What streaming has served up lately, namely Peep Show and Breaking Bad.
Three weeks into Ember.js and some early thoughts, starting with the fact that its homepage explains almost nothing.
· Series: Journals
Three months without a post. Catching up on client work, Shindig development, and what has been eating all of my time.
Notes from SecondConf in Chicago, a weekend conference about making great things, with a heavily Apple-flavored crowd.
A list of gripes from a daily Instapaper user who still likes the app. Small annoyances, mostly about how I read.
Turning a Mac app idea into a dynamic web app, and surveying the frameworks and libraries worth building it on.
An Xcode tip found while wrestling with RestKit serialization. How to run only the tests you care about right now.
Core Intuition is a weekly podcast about the indie Mac and iOS software business, hosted by Daniel Jalkut and Manton Reece.
I packed up my iMac and left the coworking space for a while. Not about IndyHall, about my own trouble balancing time.
· Series: Journals
Restarting this blog after folding it into a company site. Why I want one place for all of it again, not just the tech.
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