Category — General
Thu, 18 Sep 2003 03:33:37 GMT
Sun Blade 1500. LOL. Poor Solaris users. [Hack the Planet]
September 17, 2003 No Comments
jason scott
September 17, 2003 No Comments
spring conference
Yesterday, they informed Tim Luke and myself that our paper for the Australian egovernance conference was accepted, it looks like i'll be in Melbourne in the spring, their fall, april though.
September 17, 2003 No Comments
dissertation proposal draft alpha submitted
well this is probably a beta, i gave tim a 3 page preproposal a while back and now i just gave him a 10 page draft minus the annotated bibliography. once i get this back with comments, i'll redraft it, attach the annotated bib and go another round then, give it to the full committee. the guidelines for the proposal are here. no more than 15 pages, mine should be around that with the bibliography
September 17, 2003 No Comments
Wed, 17 Sep 2003 17:51:27 GMT
http://headspacej.tripod.com/blog.html
What's interesting is that I expect to be treated like a customer. I want immediate, friendly service and learning on my own terms. I expect the administration of my program to be like managing my personal account at Amazon, with instant feedback and the ability to get exactly (and only) what I want. Education has never been set up that way, but the demand for good, flexible service will continue to increase. I'm feeling locked-in now, but if I found out that UBC or another university offered a similar program at a similar price with better service, I'd certainly advise people to check it out. Is this commoditization of learning a bad thing, or will it force old institutions to improve the quality of the experience for students?
[Jeremy Hiebert's headspaceJ -- Instructional Design and Technology]
September 17, 2003 No Comments
Wed, 17 Sep 2003 15:40:33 GMT
Free UVa. When it comes to diversity, the University of Virginia is one of the more politically correct–and hence procedurally fraught–campuses in… [Critical Mass]
September 17, 2003 No Comments
Wed, 17 Sep 2003 00:28:24 GMT
Vixie Vexes Verisign. From Anick Jesdanun, AP Internet Writer comes this story on how ISC is planning to “patch” BIND to block the Verisign typosquatting service. According to the article, the folks at the Internet Software Consortium expect to release the patch tomorrow. [Lextext]
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hehehehehehheheh…hehehehehhehe, this is 'just' as some things just are.
September 16, 2003 No Comments
ole returns
ernie brought up this idea of a 'techology anthrologist', and in a nietzschean eternal return, i think it is time to bring this back to the vernacular.
September 16, 2003 No Comments
lambdarail 10gb/s backbone
apparently Vatech is working with the rest of Virginia to boost our networking infrastructure again, there is alot of other info in this article, well worth reading.
some more info: http://www.cwru.edu/its/strategic/national_lambdarail.htm
and the lambdarail homepage http://www.getlight.net/
the mid-atlantic terascale project http://www.midatlantic-terascale.org/
September 16, 2003 No Comments
Tue, 16 Sep 2003 18:03:44 GMT
cutegirlsonly. Cute Girls Only – The only dating web site where they actually reject the ugly chics. via [linkswarm.com] [MetaFilter]
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while i find this somewhat problematic for a wide variety of reason, what i find humours is that the number of supposedly cute girls on the site was 61 when i clicked. hehehehe
September 16, 2003 No Comments