…or this is probably headed somewhere. This particular thread started with a post in IF:book ‘looking at libraries‘. Though you should keep in mind that it is thoroughly haunted my last post and Stephen Downes well taken point, “All authentication fails.” Actually it may have started with Chris Mesina’s Thoughts on Data Portability over [...]
The SightWork nexus is going to be somewhere between really-slow and non-existent for the next couple of weeks. I’m upgrading pretty much everything including shifting over to the Dvorak keyboard. We’ll be back better than ever.
So this is going to be a running report, so following the model of the last post or two things will change without RSS updates. This being my first BC some thoughts: I suddenly understand why there needs to be a limited attendance. This one is between 70 and 100, not because it was limited [...]
In case anyone was wondering what youth was doing in its spare time:
"The future is already here - it’s just unevenly distributed." - William Gibson
Shel accused me of techno-snobism when I LOLed at last Sunday’s Dilbert. Domain specific snobism isn’t news of course; it permeates higher education, but it seems to me that when domain specific knowledge, particularly geek specific domain knowledge, inserts itself into the mass [...]
This just in the waterproof Ebook.
I’ve been outside the aggregator for the past few days; no particular reason or perhaps I’m look for alternatives. One way or another I stumbled on Wikiquote which turns out to be very useful and also opens up some questions. If you scroll down on any of the Wikimedia sites you’ll find a list of [...]
….marketing, we don’t normally think of education as marketing, maybe we should: This from Paul Isakson.
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…and how do I get out of here? You may have seen on the network news last night a bit on the Dash Express, billed as ‘The World’s First Internet GPS’. What’s really odd is that Amazon is claims to be the exclusive source for the device. Soon as it starts steering you’ll be able [...]
From an iPAQ; truely weird display.
