another good article from steve about the future of media/television and why it might just be awesome. yay for the internet, etc
another good article from steve about the future of media/television and why it might just be awesome. yay for the internet, etc
two interesting articles from steve about the future of television.
gah. my building started using our rfid tags to operate the lift yesterday, and i got home at about 1am to find they'd coded by tag to the wrong floor. so i had to take the stairs. stupid stupid fucking idiots. i just had to go and get my tag changed in the system - luckily i live a block from work.
a very cute site from pb - baby jeremy is being photographed with lots of famous people. i wonder how he'll feel about it when he's older.
tom points to a nice conspiracy theory site, which might just be true - does bush use audio prompting in debates and addresses?
oooh - a harry beck trading card. that man was a tufte-esque genius.
someone is using my "choose" script on a poetry site. nice to see stuff out in the wild
laszlo have open sourced their product. will this hurt flex? or dojo? hmm
the steam survery results are interesting - regardless of the size of people's hard discs (and they vary with no pattern), everyone has a similar amount of space free. informatiomn always grows to fill the available space :)
as the url states, this is too cool.
This is the personal website of Cal Henderson, Slack co-founder & CTO.
I give occasional talks, write code and sometimes articles.
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