Only in the Bay area: Last night I was down at the Mountain View In-n-Out Burger enjoying a double and chocolate shake when I ran into Paul Martino, CTO of Tribe, and his lovely wife. We were both on the “Open Source Infrastructure” panel just last week. Tribe is doing some neat things with open data and standards, it’s time to check them out again. ¶
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courtney | March 21st, 2005 @ 10:30 am |
Tribe has consistently been my favorite throughout the years that has brought us so much in social websites. I hope more people start to use ‘em/
Alex | March 21st, 2005 @ 1:34 pm |
That’s about a mile from where I used to live (other side of 85).
e | March 22nd, 2005 @ 7:41 am |
OHHH IN-N-OUT BURGER! SO GOOD!
Brandon Abell | March 22nd, 2005 @ 4:25 pm |
Ever notice how polarizing In-n-Out fries are? I don’t know anybody who just “sorta” likes them. People either love them or detest them. It’s weird. . .