Esther Dyson is presenting the keynote this morning. She’s talking about how an “event” such as this conference we’re at is really a ‘nothing’ it doesn’t really exist, but it is a coordination of time and attendance, it was created by coordination or calendaring.
Interestingly, because this workshop is about time, there are [...]
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Today I’m on Campus at Stanford attending the When 2.0 Conference.
When 2.0 is addressing the issue of Time: calendars, scheduling, alerts, yield management, etc. This should be a very interesting discussion, some of the speakers include:
Tantek Celik Chief Technologist, Technorati
Pavel Curtis Software Architect, Microsoft
Brian Dear Founder & CEO, EVDB
Mitchell Kapor President [...]
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The incredible Make Magazine hit my radar about 2 weeks ago. I almost picked one up while browsing the Computers and Electronics magazines at Barnes and Noble because it looked interesting, but the $15.00 price tag turned me off. Few magazines are worth that. Since then, I kept hearing about it [...]
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Phil Windley let me add his photos to the Flickr Stream – you can find them here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/tags/devutah/
Del.icio.us tags for devutah (sites that have been tagged) here: http://del.icio.us/search/?all=devutah
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I put a few pictures from the dinner up on Flickr. . There are some that need tagging and noting.
We’re working on the podcast and vidcast. It will probably be Monday before they are ready.
I forgot to mention at the dinner – Rob Merrill pointed it out this morning on [...]
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Wow! Tonights inaugaral Geek Dinner was FANTASTIC! I hope everyone had as good of a time as I did! It seemed that everybody was well engaged and enjoying themselves. I have no idea how many people we had there, but it was well over 60! Considering that we announced it [...]
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