Scott Loftesness
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We Wrote the Book!
Scott’s Google Reader- How To Use A WordPress Content Template To Write Faster
- Creative Like a Fox! Dan Roam and I Compare Notes on Creative Process
- The Two-Headed Beast of Successful Habit Change
- Automatic W-9s with PDFpen
- Dr. Drang’s Writer Workflow
- Visualizing Apple’s Quarterly Results
- Announcing Kepler's 2020!
- ScrivWatcher, one more time
- 10 Keys to Giving the Greatest Presentation of Your Life
- Automator workflow of the month: Clear the iPod photo cache
- Scott’s Instapaper
- The Power of a Hug and Five Other Lessons Learned on the Road
- The Two-Headed Beast of Successful Habit Change
- Anonymous And The War Over The Internet
- A discussion with David Farber: bandwidth, cyber security, and the obsolescence of the Internet - O'Reilly Radar
- The Financial War Against Iran - Economic Intelligence (usnews.com)
- Why Every Entrepreneur Should Self-Publish a Book
- Glock - The Rise of America’s Gun - By Paul M. Barrett - Book Review - NYTimes.com
- City Of Fortune - How Venice Ruled the Seas - By Roger Crowley - Book Review - NYTimes.com
- Dropbox inventor determined to build the next Apple or Google - latimes.com
- Wired 9.03: Founding Father
Monthly Archives: August 2005
A Maturity Model for Privacy
Kim Cameron links to Toby Stevens and his new blog on privacy, identity and security. He discusses a maturity model for privacy which is very much along the same lines as the notion of personal data stewardship that I discussed … Continue reading
Flock and TiddlyWiki
Let’s hope that Flock works tightly with TiddlyWiki, avoiding the need to separately save changes and just enabling local user TiddlyWiki’s with built-in persistent storage.
Toast
A while back I wrote about my old favorite – but no longer available – San Francisco sourdough bread, Larraburu. This morning comes word that another long-time San Francisco sourdough, Parisian is toast — its current owner, Interstate Bakeries (now … Continue reading
No FOO, Maybe FOG
No FOO invitation for me either, not that I expected one! Maybe we should be planning a FOG event for FOGheads instead: Friends of Glenbrook? Scott
Missing Stories
My only real disappointment so far with TypePad has been the lack of “stories” — what Dave Winer and the Userland folks provided in Radio Userland for creating static web pages off to the side of the primary weblog pages. … Continue reading
Hierarchies – of Life and of Privacy
A couple of months back in one of her presentations on the impact of the Internet, Morgan Stanley’s Mary Meeker used a slide describing today’s hierarchy of individual needs. In today’s post-modern culture, we don’t achieve self-actualization without having our … Continue reading
I’m a Steve Coll Fan!
It was great to read in today’s New York Times that Steve Coll is leaving the Washington Post to become a staff writer at the New Yorker. I last wrote about Coll almost a year ago as he stepped down … Continue reading
Speeding Away
From an article in Sunday’s New York Times Week in Review section by Dexter Filkins writing from Baghdad: On my way home, I noticed that a car was following me. Three times, the mysterious car accelerated to get close. Two … Continue reading
