City Comforts are Village Comforts
I’d like to recommend City Comforts, by David Sucher. While its emphasis is the built environment of cities, the patterns presented apply to developments ...
I’d like to recommend City Comforts, by David Sucher. While its emphasis is the built environment of cities, the patterns presented apply to developments ...
[Sent this morning to the planputnam mailing list.] Aside from the oddity that Patterson will benefit while the project has the most impact on Kent, I think a m...
Jim McGee points out Martin Geddes‘s pointing out a paper from 2003 by Andrew Lippman and David Reed on “Viral Communications.” Mr. Geddes say...
Stephen Dulaney points out PrimaryGames, a game site for children, and observes They seem to be selling a range of banner ads, kind of cool to see a site that i...
I think we can judge what attracts idiots by the contents of spam. However, I would appreciate it if the lowlife would cast their idiot nets elsewhere.
I noticed interesting behavior while observing the effect of a memory cache tweak on Firefox. First, the tweak. Firefox caches data on disk, but it also caches ...
Jeff Pulver has released his latest creation, Bellster. (Does *ster branding still have legs?) Anyhoo, this is a peer gateway service for interconnecting the pu...
MyServices.sbc.com
Anybody can search. I search for things all the time, but, as my wife can tell you, I do not often find them. Searching, without finding, can turn up all sorts ...
What use could Google have for the dark fiber they’re rumored to be buying? The (London) Times speculates that it has something to do with VoIP. Maybe. I&...
I was just editing my feed configuration over at FeedBurner, and noticed this witticism. Earn some Flooz real money with your feed. My former employer helped bu...
Google suggests adding a rel="nofollow" attribute to links which you don’t want Google to follow. They suggest this in order to reduce the PageRank incent...
Glenn Fleishman, over at his WiFi Networking News site, points to a lament that the MTA has no wireless, should have wireless, and must get wireless as soon as ...
Someone tried to blow up our library yesterday.
Bill and I were just talking about workstations on the way back from Lunch yesterday. Coincidence? Or Synchronicity? I know why I was thinking about them, but w...
Curbed alerts us to plans by Commerce Bank to put a suburban building in an urban locale. Those of y’all who live in Park Slope, Brooklyn, might want to o...
Last week Apple introduced the Mac Mini, and already there’s an enthusiast’s site and speculation on using the Mini as a portable home theater. My o...
I have a simple answer for why Java is more popular on the server than on the desktop, and it has nothing to do with performance: Which version of what?