Communicating in a networked world
Is security dead on the Internet? Yeah, it probably is—as long as we rely on software other people have written[1]. Unless you’re capable of writing all of your own software, without any errors, and keeping it isolated from software written by anyone … [Continue reading]
I just realized (smack me in the face, huh!) that MyBlogLog.com, which I signed up for some months ago, is actually something I don’t want any part of! Duh. It’s a “service” that shows my little face photo on sites that subscribe to their service, … [Continue reading]
In searching for a solution to embed a particular font in one of my games[1] at YBCA, I spent dozens of hours experimenting with the @font-face cross-browser[2] CSS technology. It's a technique that allows your browser (like MSIE or Firefox, right?) … [Continue reading]
I just completed a new page at Red7.com that describes the major mixed-reality games I’ve run since 2004 — take a look. Since I speculated (a few years ago) that we could create really great mixed-reality[1] games (or learning experiences, for … [Continue reading]
Sound like spam? “Improved my cable broadband speed 3x?” Here’s the punchline: I got a 3x improvement in speed on my cable broadband service, but had to find and avoid a technical problems that is probably a security feature. And the DOCSIS 3 … [Continue reading]