Monthly Archives: December 2008
beauty in numbers : cultural context
Got a tweet from Carl Malamud today that led me to this article about Martin Wattenberg. It’s always great to read about a whole yarnball of my interests at one time. Culture, information, visualization, and the meaning we can bring to data by creating context. See an ongoing project at the TATE in the UK. [...]
writeroom is zen
I found WriteRoom by accident I’m not quite sure how I stumbled upon it. But I love it. Tired of endless toolbars, buttons, change tracker, spelling suggestions and automatic formating? No I don’t want a numbered list. When you launch WriteRoom it takes over your screen and blocks out everything. Nothing to distract you from [...]
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iPhone-friendly Flickr with video support
The news is that Yahoo has been smart enough to move it’s fabulous Flickr so that we use it on our iPhones. The video capabilities are good news for those of us that present using the video upload at Flickr. The platform independent Flickr video format will help us all share more. The growth of [...]
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What is “overshare”? You know.
Webster’s just picked it’s word of the year. Dan Pink told me. It’s alot like the interjection in conversations “too much information!” when you want someone to stop divulging things that make you feel terribly uncomfortable or queasy. How about some understanding of privacy yours as well as mine. defined: overshare (verb): to divulge excessive personal [...]
where does collaboration using technology begin?