Communicating in a networked world
I learned something about Flickr last night. Grrrrrr ... it took a lot of debugging, but I did finally figure it out in spite of their documentation. For those who do not know, Flickr is a web site where you can upload your photos and they'll be … [Continue reading]
Jay and Ryanne (right) conduct a workshop for Yeshi Khando (in pink) and students at Upper TCV For me, today's tasks were all connected with what we are calling Project Happiness. Randy Taran's work with high school students has now expanded to … [Continue reading]
My schedule kind of fell apart on Thursday, which was the first day of workshops, as I had appointments elsewhere to attend to (and upcoming work on Friday as well). I went to my 9am appointment, then picked up my video equipment and pack, and walked … [Continue reading]
By Tuesday, I had discovered that I could not both blog and really have quality time at the summit. So now that I'm posting this, the three day summit is over and the workshops have begun. I have also volunteered to do a bunch of posting of AirJaldi … [Continue reading]
What's the similarity between my blogging and wireless network access? [Answer at the bottom of this post] Eric Brewer of the University of California, Berkeley, gave an interesting keynote presentation this morning, discussing wireless technology … [Continue reading]