Trying to communicate in a foreign language might help computer book authors understand their audience better.

Anonymity on the web isn't the only thing disappearing.

Telemarketers are good for testing new phone lines, if nothing else.

Homemade business cards are very convenient and look surprisingly professional.

Decisions in many spheres must reconcile the risk of inaction with the cost of failed action.

Existing words no longer adequately describe core human concepts such as "human," "birth," and "food."

The moral of "Monsters, Inc." is that laughter is more powerful than fear.

We once invited TV programs into our living rooms. Are web site's living rooms on the other side of the CRT?

New Top-Level Domains (.INFO, .BIZ, etc.) don't expand the DNS namespace effectively.

You know you're a real developer when you blame the documentation.