Just spotted these two in my morning trawl through the blogosphere...
Is Microsoft Building a Flickr Competitor? In which we discover just how much of your plans you can give away in a job description.
And WiFi T-Shirt possibly the geek-most shirt I ever saw. Apache should mod these for a hackathon shirt.
Imagine what a crowd would look like, you'd see the signal fading out as it crossed the room, the inverse square made flesh. Would we, as geeks, congregate round the person with the strongest signal? The Alpha Geek?
Kind of reminds me of Natalie Jeremijenko's feral robots project in which toy robot dogs, you know the things, were fitted with sensors to detect stuff (like bad stuff coming out of landfill) and their movements mapped as they homed in on hotspots.
Danny Angus
blog.killerbees.co.uk
Danny Angus
Independent IT Consultant
"start apache anyway. There's stuff, yeah, apparently"Labels
Wednesday, November 14, 2007
Today's news..
Further Reading
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Keyhole, of sorts2 days ago
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Phish or Fair?1 week ago
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We’re all dead3 weeks ago
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ApacheCon NA 2011 – Friday1 month ago
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A bacon spin on sushi: ikura baciri3 months ago
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Twitter4 months ago
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Worship me, for I am a xoogler7 months ago
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Westin Tower - Atlanta1 year ago
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Baseline 1.52 years ago
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Boat For Sale5 years ago
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