David Byrne creates powerpoint
> Byrne’s 20-minute PowerPoint display treats visitors to psychedelic graphics,
satirical charts, and morphing photographs. Byrne, who was trained
Misc
Some things don't go elsewhere
183 postsMy media
Adam Bosworth summarises how he would like his various media options to work
together.
> These days, like everybody else,
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Microsoft and internationalization
Operating in an international environment raises many issues. Of course, this is
a big factor for OCLC. There is an
Top screen scientist
The BBC held a Top Screen Scientist Vote
[https://www.bbc.co.uk/cult/scientists/] and the results are in.
Olympic icons
Like many others, I have been intermittently watching the Olympics. The Munich
Olympics were the first I really registered. I
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Galway Bay
Driving through an area in Dublin (Ohio) with streets named after Irish places the other day, I passed a street
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Food for thought
“Food is polysaturated with culture” says Steven Shapin in a review of several
books on the Atkins diet. This is
Google and the Ferrari factor
Apparently, there is some concern that if Google staff become suddenly wealthy
they may loose some of their incentive to
Organization of work
A suggestive panel discussion on Technology and the modern corporation: how
different will it become is covered in Robert Patterson’
Free wireless network access on Brighton Beach
There are two piers on Brighton Beach. So what would you call a free wireless
network service on Brighton Beach?
Swiss army knife memory stick
Mmm…. A swiss army knife with a built in USB flash drive: ThinkGeek :: Swiss
Memory USB [https://www.thinkgeek.com/
