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• Business, Innovation, Technology & Science

  Google Glass Kerfluffel

  06.05.13 | Permalink | Comments Off on Google Glass Kerfluffel

  As Google Glass has made its way out of the Labs and into the earlier adopter community, there have been many strident reactions, policies drafted, and hands wrung. People wearing them are being christened “glassholes” and prominent early adopters are being skewered for playing with their new found toys. It reminds me of what’s about […]

• Business, Technology & Science

  Facebook, A Buy?

  08.17.12 | Permalink | Comments Off on Facebook, A Buy?

  Mike, you’re kidding right? You don’t even like Facebook (we know, we read your blog and tweets) how could you have a post with such a title? Investing is all about finding value and exploiting it. At a market cap of $100B you’d have to be crazy to buy stock in a $4B barely profitable […]

• Commentary, Technology & Science

  Liberate the Animal

  06.26.12 | Permalink | 4 Comments

  Recently a business acquaintance had a horrible incident happen to him. He has been building his business under the brand of “Recruiting Animal” for years and had the foresight in 2007 to register the Twitter handle @animal as part of that activity. About a week ago something happened (hack? hijack? bug? – doesn’t really matter) […]

• Business, Innovation, Technology & Science

  Was the FaceBook IPO a Failure?

  06.07.12 | Permalink | Comments Off on Was the FaceBook IPO a Failure?

  I’ve written before that I’m a FaceBook bear; never having bought into the hype that built around the stock. I wrote that I wouldn’t touch it with a 10′ pole. Since that time, the valuation of the company is starting to come back to levels that are at least in the realm of consideration for […]

• Business, Coastal Stuff, Oddyssea, Technology & Science

  Desktop Trebuchet

  06.05.12 | Permalink | 2 Comments

  Sometimes when things get tough, you need to remind yourself of the joy in what you’re doing. Things aren’t going as smoothly as we’d like at Oddyssea, but it’s going to be OK. Now, I’ve been accused of being an overgrown kid many times and the great thing is, it’s true. I can still find […]

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