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I’ve got ‘em. You’ve got ‘em.
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I blog less often here than I used to... This is exclusively UBC-related stuff now. For other items, you are welcome to drop by abject.ca 
In-Flux- How Yahoo Killed Flickr and Lost the Internet"forced to focus on integration, not innovation" […]
- "No method to madness""just an insatiable lust to make a difference" […]
- Rushkoff Keynote at Rhizome's 7 on 7 Festival"a very brief - 15-minute - keynote about the changing relationship of artist and technologist, delivered at the NewMusuem on April 14 for Rhizome's 7 on 7 festival." […]
- DARPA, Hackerspaces, and Schools"Money is a form of influence, even if done indirectly, and I feel a lot of aprehension at the idea of the Department of Defense having an ongoing channel of influence into the science and engineering programs at schools. We have a society with a strong and traditional separation between civilian life (including education) and the military and some very […]
- ART 404 - WORK"see, hear and feel the difference" Via Scott Leslie […]
- Welcome to Life « Tom Scott"A science fiction story about what you see when you die. Or: the Singularity, ruined by lawyers." […]
- The Myth of Disruptive Technology | John C. Dvorak"There is no such thing as a disruptive technology. There are inventions and new ideas, many of which fail while others succeed. That's it. This concept only services venture capitalists who need a new term for the PowerPoint show to sucker investors." […]
- Meet The New Boss, Worse Than The Old Boss?There is a quasi religious tone to many tech convention speeches and press releases. What other industry constantly professes utopian visions for all humanity? What other industry would dare proclaim they were liberating artists? Students? Workers? What other industry thinks they are mystical shaman “Let’s send our magic objects, our laptops to poor children […]
- Why the "Open Data Movement" is a Joke'A government can simultaneously be the most secretive, controlling Canadian government in recent memory and be welcomed into the club of "open government".' […]
- Open Data Movement Redux: Tribes and ContradictionsHeaps of provocative argument here, and many of the responses linked are also very much worth reading. And what may be the parallels to "open" in higher education? […]
- How Yahoo Killed Flickr and Lost the Internet
Brian
but what’s that black thing with white spots? Necrotizing tissue?
oh. it’s FROG guts. there may be some differences between that and what you’ve got
Comparative anatomy is not my area of expertise.
I’ll admit this wasn’t my strongest post. It was composed under duress.
Hey, attu-like sometimes you just have to riff on something and let the audience make of it what they will.
That will explaining the croaking that comes from your office.