Thursday, January 02, 2003

I need to explore this more in the morning, it looks very cool but I have not decided what it means or what I'm seeing. Thanks gilles en . . . 8:06:13 PM    comment []

Network Science Discussion News.com article reviewing new writings and discussions about the importance of Network Science. Nice mention of Dr. Albert-László Barabási author of Linked. I've personally purchased several copies as gifts and been responsible for selling many more. I'm no longer the number one search result for Dr Barabasi on google. I'm glad he got his name back but I sure wish he would start a web log. 2:20:03 PM    comment []

Ross Mayfield: Blog Tribe Social Network Mapping. [Scripting News] 1:19:36 PM    comment []

I'm not necessarily a fan of Tony Blankley but this article is a good read making some fun to track predictions of the new year double ought three. 12:26:54 PM    comment []

Groove Radio Experiments Continuation of the Groove Radio Experiment from John Burkhardts web log. 12:21:30 PM    comment []

Link to some arcane xml-rpc stuff that I want to be able to find later. [pycs] 11:58:30 AM    comment []

Adapters versus Internalizers My boy is not going to know a time before the year of the tablet whereas I remember life without a vcr. He doesn't even know the work vcr to him ita all DVD. Happy New Year, back on the slate. I've been off the slate for a few days, i've been trying to help prep my daughter's "big girl room" before baby #2 comes and the painting didn't work out so well, so it's taking a bit longer than expected. Tomorrow is furniture building day. My daughter has been requesting "Tablet." She likes to draw using windows journal. It's interesting to watch her as an internalizer, she won't remember life without the tablet and is learning to use it at the same rate as the Performa 5200 I set up for her. [Marcus' Tablet PC Radio Weblog] 10:00:52 AM    comment []

Report: Online spending busts records. Buoyed by a rising population of online shoppers and more liberal spending by online shopping veterans, e-commerce in the United States leaps nearly 40 percent in 2002. [CNET News.com] 9:51:43 AM    comment []