Almost 2 months after watching 10mph via Netflix and reviewing it, I receive an invitation to the Mpls screening on Aug 15. Kudos to Hunter and Josh for keeping the buzz going on their film.
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On Knowing Your Filters’ Bias
“…I can tell fairly accurately, based on Ebert’s opinion and Roeper’s counterpoint or agreement, whether I will like a movie or not.” – J Wynia
Along
“This is about me inviting you to follow me while I pursue a goal.” – Tim Coyne Struck me as one of the nicest things to offer.
What If…
….email apps didn’t consider reading and writing separate modes? …you could post to your blog, from mine? …your online profile was filled out by your friends? …Popularity was measured by the size of the group of people that are everywhere you are. …only robots exchanged messages on Twitter. …I stopped getting distracted by hypotheticals? UPDATE …
WiFi vs Cell Networks Question
If disaster strikes which one do you bet on for getting back up and usable faster? Inspired by:
Kris Takes the Un out of Unconference
As much as I like Kris, I disagree with his How to save your unconference post. It’s #2 that gives it away: “Awesome hallway conversations” If you’re having awesome hallway conversations, it’s not an unconference. It’s a regular conference. Sorry. A good unconference has the awesome conversations within the sessions. Otherwise – why bother with …
I had a brief conversation this morning about future-proofing
I had a brief conversation this morning about future-proofing websites. What persists centuries? Not commercial endeavors. Religious ones.
How to Construct an RSS 2.0 Feed for Faster Parsing
I’m parsing more and more RSS feeds and I’m seeing some very basic problems. While the feeds are valid, they’re obfuscated. Harder to parse – not by poor tag usage – but by misusing the content within the tags. Here’s a quick run down of the tags as documented in the RSS 2.0 Spec and …
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I’m skimming Dave Slusher’s shared items…
I’m skimming Dave Slusher’s shared items. Dave doesnt’ Twitter (at least that I know of) – eavesdropping on shared items is at least as good. Yes, shared items and tumble blogs are exactly the same thing – one is a whole lot easier.
Working With Nature to Stop Climate Change
“Researchers at the University of Wales are looking at how introducing different grasses into cattle diets can help reduce methane emissions. Cattle and dairy cows on factory farms are typically fed a high-protein diet of corn and soybeans, which…leads to a variety of digestive problems. Scientists believe that more-digestible feed will reduce these problems and …
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