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I reached a personal milestone today.

I had lunch with Danny today and took the opportunity to ask for some feedback/help with the tagging interface I’ve implemented for the next release of Tasks Pro™.
I’d already re-done the tagging interface 3 times, and I’m still not satisfied with it. Trying to walk the line between consistency and subtlety with a feature is […]

Something really weird happened when I had the password problem last week — I completely disappeared from Google. It’s not just the search for Matt, but almost every page on my site has disappeared even for super-obvious searches. This happened within a day of the guy getting into my blog account. I have two theories, […]

Hasan Akbar could be sentenced to death for killing two of his comrades and wounding 14 others in an attack on his own camp in Kuwait at the start of the Iraq war.

An Army sergeant charged with killing two American officers in a grenade attack in Kuwait was mentally ill and acted out of desperation, his lawyer said.

The fraud scheme, as outlined by federal prosecutors, suggests how lax financial controls were, in the company and the Pentagon, in the early months of the Iraq war.

Thirty years after foreign oil companies were expelled from Kuwait, the state is close to opening its lucrative oil production business again to outsiders.

Kuwaiti newspapers are floating the idea that the country could take steps to reduce hostility toward Israel as a means of helping the Palestinians.