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Showing posts with label
technology
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01 February 2026
Building a Metal Search Bar (1 of ?)
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Metal Archives is like a wiki for heavy metal, and I use it for exactly one thing: looking up bands. I do this exclusively on my phone from...
30 December 2025
When the system lives in you
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This was going to be a different type of post - a show & tell of spreadsheets I've made over the years to optimize cognitive load ou...
24 February 2010
EnHANTs
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I was poking around a few days ago for stories on RFID ; I've been interested in the technology for about a year, and am really into th...
19 May 2009
More cognitive easter eggs
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This week's NY Magazine is making me bounce all over the streets. And I'm not even halfway through it yet! The part that I want to p...
17 December 2008
"Digilogue" U-City
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I've been interested in the relationship between analogue and digital for a while; two years ago I explored stepping back and re-explor...
06 May 2008
Live Cultural Vernacular Updates
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I ran across this while commenting on my friend Ed's blog this morning: When "geotagging" was underlined, I thought I was jus...
13 April 2008
I weep for our infrastructure.
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But even if we did have it in the U.S., would that help anything? not sure. maybe. What I'm talking about is mobile technology. I've...
08 April 2008
Color turning into sound turning into color
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I was of course excited to get an e-mail from the lovely Dylan Trees with the subject "Synaesthese-tastic" last month. The articl...
24 April 2007
I love technology.
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My favorite timeline of the day: Kate [in Naked kitchen]: "Anybody know how Ben takes it?" - 4.06pm Me: [Twittered the quote] ...
18 January 2007
economic dominoes
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I never thought about how the advances in one industry could indirectly affect the success of a completely different one. In one of my Thril...
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