Ian Irving's Code and Culture from Toronto
Via autopope, I now must scan the back pages of NATURE for the new series of back-page hard-SF stories, including Charlie Stross’s “MAXO signals”: a new and unfortunate solution to the Fermi Paradox”. It’s a short-short (only 803 words long). Continue reading MAXO signals and other Futures
Why Britney Spears Hates HDTV! cause there is no escaping the naked lens of High-Definition TV. The picture is so clear that aging signs and skin imperfections are clearly visible. Britney is a case in point: her face is puffy Continue reading Why Britney Spears Hates HDTV!
More from Etech2005 the O’Reilly Emerging Technology Conference. Cory’s own talk on “All Complex Ecosystems Have Parasites“: Cory’s talking notes; Boing Boing Link. It’s good to be a Parasite. “Von Neumann’s Universe” presented by George Dyson (son of Freeman Dyson). Continue reading More O’Reilly Emerging Technology Conference
Update for Septebmer 2005: new listing at the new url :Saturday Night Hong Kong Films in Toronto (Omini TV ) Fall 2005 Omni TV 2 Listing for the next 12 Movies for March, April and May are now up for Continue reading Saturday Night Hong Kong Films in Toronto (Omini TV ) 2005 March, April and May
Google X lets you access all the usual parts of Google (search Web, search Images, Groups, News, Local ) plus Froogle, Scholar,Video, Maps, and Labs in a Mac OS X style Dock done with DHTML and JavaScript. (I’m thinking of Continue reading Google goes X
Dave Winer writes on Advertising in the age of podcasts in which he makes several points which I’ll summerized as :1. Every day you seek out commercial information; 2. most commercials are ANNOYING (by design); 3 How about creating commercial Continue reading Advertising in the age of the The CEO Consumer