One part insanity, two parts Aussie accent, three parts animal lover, and six more parts insanity, and that’s what Steve Irwin, the Crocodile Hunter, was. He passed as I imagine he would have liked, doing what he loved, exploring the animal kingdom. He brought a new energy and passion for animalkind to television, [...]
If you’re into the gaming world at all, and you have at least the slightest grasp of World War II history, you’ll like this hilarious take on “If WWII was an MMORPG.” If you didn’t understand the acronyms in the title of this post, don’t bother reading it because it’s all geekspeak.
We are on the cusp of a complete paradigm shift in technology. Just as it took humanity many years to learn how to efficiently use the combustion engine to propel itself around the planet, we are just now learning what the Internet and wireless technologies can enable us to do. We’re just scratching [...]
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I'm an LA-based Internet unprofessional who has been working on the web since 1996. My current full-time gig is managing a site I founded in 2003, Answerbag.com. I sold Answerbag to InfoSearch Media in early 2006, and they then sold it to Demand Media, so they sign my paychecks now. Before that, I spent some time with Intermix Media (parent of the infamous MySpace) and Yahoo! Games, but the bulk of my 'net experience was at my first startup, Gamers.com, which I started after college back in the Golden Years of the web.
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