Archive for 2007-10-16
- 2007-10-16 Post: The Moby Quotient in Biz tagged Washington Post, WashingtonPost.com, work
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This blog is written by Peter Harkins, a web developer and entrepreneur in Chicago. The recurring themes on this blog include programming minutia, the ways small design changes influence user behavior, and game design. Feel free to contact me or check out some code on GitHub.
In my career, I've re-engineered the .pro domain, gate-crashed a stealth startup, built one of the most popular Wordpress plugins, covered dozens of stories for the Washington Post on the web, and defeated the original Super Mario Kart.
If you play any tabletop games (like D&D, Magic, and Settlers), visit my site NearbyGamers to find folks to game with.
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- I'm being followed by the Amelie soundtrack. Which isn't so bad, as stalkers go.
- Momentum is the phlogiston of politics.
- Browsing my local comics store, a couple startup coders came in to pitch their customer loyalty biz. Something about earning pixels.
- RT @samuelclay: Listening to Moondog is as close as I get to conducting Bach in a wheat field while tripping on LSD.
- Google changed their privacy policy until I took an arrow to the knee.
- OH: "Illinois is a triple-fault state. I don't even know how you prove that." "Did your wife tell you that?"
- Cafe au Life: Best article I've seen on Hacker News in ages: http://t.co/fnLjgH9w
- Ah, I've been happy with Dreamhost for >10y, tho ongoing support chat implies Google now does their Jabber, which I pay to avoid.