Whilst I am still not quite sure why, I signed up for Threewords.me, a service where people can describe you in three words. My results range from expected over disturbing up to WTF, so that’s all good. Now, threewords.me has no API as far as I can see and in the admin section there is […]

As I’ve been particularly nice all year, I think I deserve to be allowed to have a wish list of things that should change on the web in 2011. So here is what I want to see: HTML5 everywhereDeath of the password (antipattern)Backup APIsFocus on SecurityGovernments embracing the web instead of fighting itCloud based apps […]

Things that made me happy this morning: Getting instant Karma feedback for signing a stranded traveler into the lounge so she can do a phone call and getting upgraded to business class on the flight to Heathrow (yeah, I watched too much My name is Earl lately)ChromeOS’ demolab is a cool Mythbusters/Will it blend like […]

On the first of December I started my new job at Mozilla and this week I spent in the headquarters in Mountain View, California for a work week where the foundation invited all the people working here and a few contributors. I don’t know why, but I somehow I feel compelled to share my experiences […]

OK, it is not the end of the world yet, but a leaked screenshot of the latest Yahoo all-hands shows that delicious has no bright future in the company. So in order to preserve the years of work I put into this web service of awesome I am backing up my data. There are a […]