Ian Irving's Code and Culture from Toronto
From Fractals of Change we have “Decompiling Programmer-Speak”, none of which I have ever used (and now I”ve got to get a new decoder ring): “It’ll be done ASAP.â€Translation: There is no schedule yet. “That feature shouldn’t add any time Continue reading Decompiling Programmer-Speak
From theSXSW2005 Interactive conference, Will Pate has blogged very good summaries of various presentations: How to Make $$$ With Online AdsStartupland – A How-to Guide to Starting Your Own CompanyHow to Make Haste SlowlyWe The Media by Dan GillmorOpening Remarks Continue reading SXSW: Will Pate presentation summary blogs
More Bringing SciFi to Life (Via Gizmodo), we have Sunlight in a tube brought to you by the bright builds at Oak Ridge National Laboratory in Tennessee: A rooftop collector concentrates and sends sunlight through optical fibers, tubes made of Continue reading Hybrid Solar Lighting
According to a very brief story (like an inch) in the Saturday Globe & Mail (not on-line), Canada’s first Apple store will be opening in Toronto April 15th with the new Yorkdale Shopping Mall expansion. Previously it had been suggested Continue reading Apple Store coming to Toronto April 15th, 05
Workflow is just a Pi Process (1.5 MB PDF) via Manageability:Why ReST is Better – Part 5 – Self Descriptive State. I’m going to have to read this again (slowly), as it introduces a new term – Pi Calculus – Continue reading Workflow is just a Pi Calculus Process
Via Engadget (and Smart Mobs) we have news on a location-based tourist application for Amsterdam, from TimeSpots, which you can rent at major hotels for a fixed daily fee. Cool! I would go for that. When we where in Spain Continue reading tour-guide PDA