Social Issues Surround Social Software
Short article on some thoughts on Supernova 2004.
Participants in the Supernova conference give insight into the social dynamics around the use of online social networking services, Weblogs and wikis.
Short article on some thoughts on Supernova 2004.
Participants in the Supernova conference give insight into the social dynamics around the use of online social networking services, Weblogs and wikis.
I've been following this series and I highly recommend it to anyone who is considering setting up a home wireless network, has a home wireless network, or is a frequent user of public hotspots. This article is a conclusion (I think), but the previous articles are great intros into the ins and outs of both…
I doubt this will come to pass, it's almost like the old urban legend that the U.S. Postal service will start charging for e-mail, but saddly this is a true story. After just having a conversation over Skype (side note: I was blow away. The sound quality really was better than a standard land-line). Something…
I write a lot of stuff. And it all starts with a blank piece of glass I’ve been on a bit of a writing tear of late. Which is good because writing is literally my job. I made a faux-resolution to write for myself this year. While work gets their 1500 words (ish) a day out…
Amy has a pair of great posts here that deserve attention. The first article in here lists some great KM articles and posts. I haven't gone through all of them, but some I have already read. Her second post delves into the whole information⁄knowledge duality. Another great article. The whole field of KM really does…
Endless inspiration, but you have to give back too I love finding and collecting prompts. Organizing them is something else entirely—I’m using Javelin now, tried NotebookLM, might try Obsidian next—often am looking for a prompt thinking “I know I have a prompt for this…”, and that’s how this story started out. I’m sure I have…
I didn’t think I’d have more to say, I guess I was wrong. I didn’t intend for this to be a series, but as I was reading “Part 1,” I had some ideas that could answer “these are great, but what’s next?” I also keep thinking—and talking too much—about AI as the number one new…