I write about IT and other cool stuff for Ars Technica.
Here’s where you can find me:
I used to write for Network World at IDG, and did a few neat things there.
This one time, I installed the 25-year-old Windows 1.0 on my Windows 7 computer and tried to use it. Here’s what happened.
I did a similar experiment with IE6 and Netscape.
I survived an interview with free software icon Richard Stallman. And I angered a whole ton of Android fanatics by switching to the iPhone. (People take these things personally.)
More recently, I professed my love for Mario and Zelda on ITworld.
You can find a lot of my older articles at these links:
