I forgot to bring my travel mug on a 4,000 mile drive across the US. Shame on me, at every gas station fuel-and-caffeine fill up. I prostrate myself before the neon gods of every almost-beautiful 24-hour rest area. I feel the weight of the carbon blowing from my tailpipe
What if I did less?
My cashier at the grocery store looked angry yesterday. Shit, I’d probably be angry too, getting paid a pittance to move food I can hardly afford myself from left to right all day. I eye-smiled at her as I handed her my card, and for a second I could
I've been running a lot. Running in New York is like playing Frogger, except instead of splattering you on the pavement, people usually just honk or give you the finger. Ah, New York. To escape the video game, I've started running through the seemingly infinite cemeteries
I was biking home from Home Depot one day with 50 pounds of tools in my backpack, and stopped at a red light in Bed Stuy. As I waited, four young-ish men walked across the street in front of me. I glanced at them, and three of them looked back
A walk through the patterns of my life
My search for community, and my mission to build the community I want to be a part of.
My ongoing journey into letting go, thinking less, and feeling more.
The pleasure of searching for my limits.
Before you can list a Selling Partner API application on the Marketplace Appstore, you need to set up an authorization workflow. Here's how.
I released a PHP client library for the Selling Partner API in hopes of making the API easier to connect to and use.
Since writing this post, I've switched over to using the Selling Partner API almost exclusively via my open-source PHP library. As a result, I'm no longer maintaining these Java instructions, so they may be out of date. (This post continues where the last post, How to