Ian Irving's Code and Culture from Toronto
ET and I played Texas Holdem poker last night (Saturday) at our (other) neighbor’s house – Jen and Jason – with a gathering of their friends and family. Much fun was had, along with beer, chips and M&M’s. ET was Continue reading Texas Holdem on Runnymede
Adactio (Jeremy Keith) has built Adactio Elsewhere – using the power of alphabet soup, in this case: PHP5, Web Services, XML, XSL, OPML, RSS, JavaScript, DOM Scripting, Ajax, XHTML and CSS – to gather piece of his info into one Continue reading Adactio Elsewhere : the power of web API’s + XML
Bob asks a reasonable question : Where Has The ‘Venture’ In Venture Capital Gone?. or Was it ever there? Anyone? Anyone at all? Categorized under: Startup and “Things I would really like to know” Update May 2 : Via Harvard Continue reading Where Has The ‘Venture’ In Venture Capital Gone?
Boing Boing’s geek goddess Xeni Jardin comments on Baby, you are, like, so kawaii, Anime-inspired cosmetics for creating a “supercute” look. (Kawaii (kah-wah-ee) means Cute or Super Cute). Often used on its own when observing a situation or character having Continue reading Baby, you are, like, so Kawaii
Then We’ll Map Berlin (Toronto)…to paraphase Leonard Cohen Song We Make Money not Art (I think I might have to change my name to “I make Nothing, and even less Money”…)has a story : A Street History in Semacode: a Continue reading First We’ll Map Manhattan!!
‘The Age of Engagement’ is the theme of the online advertising conference AD:TECH, taking place now – April 25-27 – in San Francisco. Morgan Stanley’s Mary Meeker: (Yes that Mary Meeker!) have put up the presentation ( leads to 50 Continue reading The Age of Engagement