Got Chrome? (A Real Review of Google’s Browser)

When I heard Google was coming out with a browser, I tell you, I couldn’t contain myself. I IM’d everyone in the office, and Twittered, FriendFeeded, Ping.fm’d, and while reading the transcript of the launch conference, salivating with primal anxiousness, I refreshed Google’s download page several, several, several times.

And then the download link appeared.

Fast forward to 30 days later and witness something that happens rarely. I’m still using it.

This Cloud Will Rain a Thousand Entrepreneurs

For entrepreneurs, the web is like a sky full of possibilites. With very little investment they can go to their basement, code every night for two weeks and come out with the next Facebook.

But guess what happens if their little project gets picked up by a major blog like Slashdot or ReadWriteWeb. The site’s shared-hosting server gets pounded by millions of requests, and all of a sudden there’s a huge problem: They need money to buy more servers and a cabinet in an expensive datacenter.