If you use Linux at all, this is funny. (via Dave Slusher)
Excuse my overindulgence, but a quick trip to the source site of the comic brought an even bigger guffaw from me (and Linux usage is no prerequisite on this one). Take a look here.
For quite a while I’ve been interested in personal time management. I’m always keeping an eye on new ideas and concepts in this area. Of course I’ve watched the whole GTD ( Getting Things Done ) scene without dipping more than a toe or two into the water. It seems like there are many good […]
Moving to Linux as my OS at home has brought with it many challenges and discoveries. Every once in a while I think I’ll try to share interesting things I’ve found on my journey for anybody going down a similar road:
google.com/linux - Simply a Google search page aimed at Linux. It does a decent […]
The only thing easier than not linking to opposing opinion or thought is not posting about it at all - so Dave Winer has not taken the absolute easiest route, just the second easiest. He cites that there are several recent blogposts asking the question ‘why post from a Blackberry?’, and proceeds to link to […]
It’s interesting to watch the continual fight for recognition that occurs on the web. I’m reading complaints about Dave Winer’s recent pushing of the ‘River of News’ concept. People are upset that many out there are acting as if this is a brand new thing. And meanwhile, Dave’s got his defenders and explainers. […]
Earl Moore shares his typical day and the fractions of which he uses for blogging. He finds it difficult to imagine how someone with a full time job manages to do multiple posts per day. He asks others to share their own stories and tips. Here is a rundown for you Earl:
Before leaving for […]
I was never big into history when I was in school. I was busy playing videogames, doing a little Vic20 BASIC programming, and sticking to my maths and sciences I guess. But Matt Dattilo’s Today in History podcast has been one of my favourite listens during my commute. Today’s episode was especially interesting. It […]
It’s been over a month since I last posted a Photography Concept. My apologies. Simply taking on too many things once again I guess. Hopefully, some will find this one useful. In previous installments we’ve discussed exposure, focal length and lenses, depth of field, and metering).
This time we’re going to take a quick gander at […]
A new podcast network has been created which focuses (parden the pun) on photography related podcasts. You can find it at PhotocastNetwork.com. There are currently 8 shows on board. I’m only a regular subscriber to one of them at the moment (TipsFromTheTopFloor) but I’ve listened to (and watched) some of the other ones from time […]
Jeff Sandquist takes issue with Robert Scoble’s recent statement:
“Mike Torres of the Live Spaces team just said that more than half of all Live Spaces are private. Um, Mike, you DO realize that private Web spaces are NOT blogs, right?”
Backtracking to Robert’s original post I have to say it reads like a list of rigid […]