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This is a nice look back and forward on probably one of the most useful collaboration technologies since e-mail:IM
This is a nice look back and forward on probably one of the most useful collaboration technologies since e-mail:IM
I’m no economist, but something has to give “Old, vintage and rusty blue gas pump located at a gas station at Los Alamos.” by Tim Mossholder on Unsplash One dollar and sixty cents a liter. Gas hit this stellar mark here in Vancouver?—?making it the highest gas prices in North America ever?—?and while I haven’t seen prices…
An excellent idea. The opportunities for small communities close to large cities are tremendous. Bedroom communities would have more people there during the day. More people shopping, getting hair cuts, going to the dentist. All the things people do closer to work, because of the time crunch. This really could be an idea who's time…
Okay beyond the “Is it too late to apply for the fall semester” jokes, I think this is as important as computers, then laptops becoming deriguer on campus. I like the fact that Duke is giving them to the students, not requiring them to buy them. I was looking at Apple's site yesterday to read…
Kinda hiatus, but more like life got in the way A beacon cutting through the crap I realized this morning while I was sending out my “portfolio” for a job application, that I haven’t published here since June. Hmm. While I have been dormant here, I have been doing some freelance writing for Vonigo. So not totally…
Sure I want to, but that isn’t the point Photo by Todd Quackenbush on Unsplash I love to cook. My mom taught me how to make her spaghetti sauce when I was 13 (that would be 35 years ago) and I never looked back. I still have my cheap, plastic recipe card box from 7th grade home…
With over 100 webfeeds that I track through Newsgator and probably 10 or so newsletters that I can't give up coming everyday, I can safely say I'm awash in information. Gillian's post on her blog talks about some of the stats and astounding developments (a 2 terrabyte flash card! Yikes!) in storage. I think that…