Stefan Hayden

Guy Kawasaki interviews a bunch of young people about technology habits. I felt really young watching this as all the answers seemed fairly obvious. I'm always surprised at how misinterpreted some of the answers get. P.S. The Veotag video player is really cool.

John Resig stopped by Refresh Boston and gave a jQuery demo. It turns out its amazing but it has a flaw.

While it's super short and easy to use it also has full CSS 3 support which means any CSS selector on this list can be used.

CSS 3 selectors? No browser even does that! I know I'm not supposed to use Javascript to style html elements but the draw of CSS 3 selectors is almost too strong to resist.

I only hope I'm strong enough to resist.

Qloud has one of the most absurd uses of the Digg icon I have seen. People will really bend over backwards for a little publicity.

I never really figured out why Sierra Mist stopped running their ads about the drink being removed at the airport (Video). After no liquids were aloud on planes it just seemed even funnier then before.

John Stewart will continue to deny it but this study say The Daily Show covers as much news as other news programs. While The Daily Show adds comedy with their news, other news programs add "fluff like polls, political endorsements and photo opportunities".