Just read Russell Davies’ post which, among many other things, makes a glancing reference to William Gibson’s latest book Zero History.
Truthfully, Davies post is explicitly him throwing some ideas out there trying to jumpstart an article for Wired. But I wanna focus on something that jumped out at me reading it, around his notion [...]
Some really fantastic work.
The Art of Jim Campbell: Seeing In Pixels - Boing Boing.
So… this here article touches on something pretty close to my heart:
Coming out as a gamer still turns you into a social n00b | Game theory | Jack Arnott | Technology | The Guardian.
About once a month I have a conversation go on a rant, usually with at my wife as she’ll listen to me [...]
Catching up on my reading after vaca, reading Coding Horror :: The Xanadu Dream reminded me it’s time for my yearly re-reading of:
Wired Mags 1995 article..
Truly this, and the book Dreaming in Code: Two Dozen Programmers, Three Years, 4,732 Bugs, and One Quest for Transcendent Software are two of my favorite non-techie non-fiction reads about [...]
A presentation from Webstock via O’Reilly Radar:
The Demon-Haunted World.
Delving into the networked, invisible environment we live in, and increasingly REALLY live in, as in, it isn’t a layer upon the world, but the water in which we swim.
Why am I writing about this?:
Blogjects!
Introduced me to the Archigrams group.
Fascinated with psychogeography, and the Situationist’s in general.
Has [...]
more relevant, current, and generally upkept:
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