Archive March 2005
Show Me, Show Me, Show Me
Join us tonight (Thursday, March 31st), for a groundbreaking Chris Pirillo Show! We'll be doing our live broadcast, but instead of us simply talking about technology, we'll be showing you – on your screen. With GoToMeeting acting as a conference bridge, this will be the first (EVER) truly interactive Chris Pirillo Show. To take part [...]
An Interactive Chris Pirillo Show
Join us tonight (Thursday, March 31st), for a groundbreaking Chris Pirillo Show! We’ll be doing our live broadcast, but instead of us simply talking about technology, we’ll be showing you – on your screen. With GoToMeeting acting as a conference bridge, this will be the first (EVER) truly interactive Chris Pirillo Show. To take part [...]
MSN Toolbar Hacks
He doesn't have an RSS feed, but Gary Boone does have a few good ideas… Chris, hi. I've been following your career for a while and enjoyed reading your many, many contributions and cool finds. So when I discovered something cool, I thought you might be the right guy to show it to. I've created [...]
Burpy and Farty
Why do guys love burping and farting? Not just making 'em, but laughing whenever they hear a burp and/or fart come from somebody else? For some reason, most males laugh involuntarily whenever they hear someone let loose with a juicy belch or pull a left cheek sneak. And don't let Ponzi fool you; she's just [...]
Interview with Joel Comm of World Village
Joel is an Internet entrepreneur who has been online for 20 years. In 1995, he launched WorldVillage.com, a family-friendly portal to the web which enjoys thousands of visitors each day. He is one-half of the brain trust behind ClassicGames.com, which was acquired by Yahoo! in 1997, and now goes by the name Yahoo! Games. Since [...]
Interview with Alex Williams of Corante
Alex Williams is the managing director of Corante Events where he runs on and offline programming. A former journalist, magazine editor and television broadcast anchor, Alex formerly founded DecisionCast, a producer of online events and programming, and is the creator of RSS WinterFest, Outsourcing Conversations, and other innovative and probing programs. With a masters in [...]
My Magic Hand
I didn't start the fire.
Open Source Saves the Day
I found it! I found it! I found it! One of the things I dislike (very much) about my Nikon Coolpix camera is that it only records video in “MOV” format instead of a much more neutral AVI. Sorry, but Quicktime on Windows is a total desktop kludge. This morning, as I was flipping through [...]
Desktop Search Tools
I've been watching the Desktop Search space for a wihle now. For me, it's all about usability – and that's something I just didn't see with the tools from Google, MSN, or X1 (Yahoo!). As such, I wanted to comment publicly on Rob Pegoraro's recent Washington Post article, “Seeking a More Intuitive Search Tool.” Props [...]
Is the PSP for Me?
We were minding our own business in a restaurant on Thursday night… when I decided to stop minding my own business. To the left of us sat a small family, including a young boy with a shiny new PSP in his hands. His eyes were glued to the screen – which isn't hard to do, [...]
Ancient Technologies Hour 3
“Why has our technological expertise far outreached our psychological and spiritual development?” Michael Tsarion, joins us on the show. Born in Ireland Michael Tsarion, an expert on the occult histories of Ireland and America, has made the deepest researches into the comparative mythologies of the world and into his own country’s ancient and mysterious Celtic [...]
Ancient Technologies Hour 2
“Why has our technological expertise far outreached our psychological and spiritual development?” Michael Tsarion, joins us on the show. Born in Ireland Michael Tsarion, an expert on the occult histories of Ireland and America, has made the deepest researches into the comparative mythologies of the world and into his own country’s ancient and mysterious Celtic [...]
