Article note: Starting up Reclaim Today has been a total blast and I’m looking forward to continuing to build on these conversations in the open. Not only is it useful for us as a company but it’s infinitely valuable as a way to archive the work we’re doing in the moment to reference later. It […]
Article note: I love the idea of brewing something that looks one way and tastes another. And this is most definitely a weird example of that. Good stuff|BACKGROUND| The abyssal zone is the second deepest layer in the ocean (or, the deepest, if you don’t count the Marianas trench). No light from the sun can […]
Article note: I’ll be following along and decided to buy the hardcover copy. It’s been a long time since a read a real book and it’s a habit I’d like to get back into.Last week I mentioned wanting to read Robert Putnam’s new book, Our Kids (Simon & Schuster, 2015). That’s because it’s an important, attention-winning […]
Article note: I’ll be following along and decided to buy the hardcover copy. It’s been a long time since a read a real book and it’s a habit I’d like to get back into.Last week I mentioned wanting to read Robert Putnam’s new book, Our Kids (Simon & Schuster, 2015). That’s because it’s an important, attention-winning […]
Article note: I have mixed feelings on this because I think we need to push against the narrative that all analytics and tracking is bad and an invasion of privacy. I’d like to see more people take control of their own privacy via browser plugins and settings rather than the onus being on website owners. […]
Article note: I have mixed feelings on this because I think we need to push against the narrative that all analytics and tracking is bad and an invasion of privacy. I’d like to see more people take control of their own privacy via browser plugins and settings rather than the onus being on website owners. […]
Article note: Between this article and Caulfield’s recent slew of posts on a “storage-neutral” future of applications I’ve been enjoying the theory of where applications are going in relations to web-based services a lot.Brent Simmons: The cloud is more than just a file system. It’s data plus code.
Article note: Archive.org isn’t enough, but they are one of the best and most capable orgs to handle this and I hope we can find a way to. We’re losing much of the history of the web everyday as companies close their doors.We need a web design museum.
Article note: I’m all for experimentation but FDM doesn’t seem like the right direction to go for 3D printing at this scale. But perhaps I’m missing the larger point. The KamerMaker is the world’s largest portable 3D printing pavilion built out of a shipping container — it has started printing an entire house out of plastic.
Article note: I really need to get my stuff off of the Thingiverse one of these days and I truly want another repository to succeed. I don’t know if this is the one though. In typical RepRap fashion almost everything on the front page is parts for 3D printers and other machines and no compelling […]
