Things added in November, 2006
Gimme that high-tech religion.
Elliott Malkin makes high-tech religious art -- like a crucifix made of circuit boards that broadcasts the Lord's Prayer, using your body as its antenna. Intriguing intersection of religion and tech:
Is the Microsoft way the only way?
What I think of as the Microsoft approach to product development is to cram as many features as possible into each product. Interface is an afterthought: All those features exist primarily ...
What androids dream of.
What does your computer do when it's asleep? Well, if you're the giving type, it might be searching for intelligent life in the universe,
russell davies: how to be interesting
Making's the new thinking: russell davies: how to be interesting
Creative computing.
One of the first magazines I can remember subscribing to (apart from Cricket and Ranger Rick) was Creative Computing. I started getting this magazine about 1980, after I fell ...
Work-life imbalance
Rarely has the Economist made such a wrongheaded call: Farewell to the flexibility fad
1,000 years in Bali.
bali_water_temple_statue, uploaded by crderivative.Listened this week to an amazing talk by anthropologist Stephen Lansing's talk on Bali at the Long Now ...
HDTV for dummies.
Not exactly for dummies, actually, but for beginners: Next week I'll be hosting a webcast on how to select and set up an HDTV set. Two of Ziff-Davis's top HDTV gurus, ...
Corporate karaoke.
"PowerPoint presentations are like corporate karaoke" - Cubicle Culture - WSJ.com