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scattered gravel along the bike path and one old champagne cork
Poems
Blink, shimmer.
I made a short, clickable Tapestry story out of an old poem I wrote but had never published. I hope you like
Poems
A small stone to start the year.
clear darkening sky and the sounds of the neighbor’s party — a swallow darts over the treeline My first contribution
Media Appearances
Dylan Tweney on Revision3’s Downloaded
Just before the holiday, my friend and former boss Jim Louderback invited me to appear on his video show, downLOADED,
Rough Drafts
If you’re bored…
“If you’re bored, you’re not paying attention” has been the motto on my blog for at least a couple of
Field Notes
Where is the data?
There is data on gun use in the U.S. Unfortunately, we don’t have good access to it, which makes informed
VentureBeat
How to take back control of your own social networks
People are increasingly dissatisfied with their social networks — the advertising, the lack of clear privacy protections, the intimations that
VentureBeat
How Microsoft can break the logjam of carrier anti-innovation
In my column this week, I return to the subject of Microsoft — and suggest a way that the company
Field Notes
I’ve quantified myself. Now what?
After tracking my daily sleep hours, caffeine and alcohol consumption, mood, weight, and exercise on and off for a year,
VentureBeat
Dylan’s Desk: 6 reasons CloudBeat will be the cloud event of the year
VentureBeat’s second annual CloudBeat conference is coming up, and here’s why you should be there: * Unlike most other conferences, customers