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October 5 at 12:44 pm - Link
Hoping the upcoming year will bee great. - Goldie Katsu
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October 5 at 12:44 pm - Link
When I quick glanced at this photo the center stairs reminded me of stairs on digs of temples or pyramids. In future archeological digs will malls look like (one of) our places of worship? (not meant as a political comment but just as a visual one.) - Goldie Katsu
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October 5 at 12:11 pm - Link
Now this is an interesting way to get attention to Colorado. - Goldie Katsu
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October 5 at 12:11 pm - Link
and I thought Hoboken train station seemed crowded at rush hour.. - Goldie Katsu
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September 21 at 9:36 pm - Link
This echos some of what Loic Lemeur has said on the subject. An interesting shift. I don't know if it applies in all cases, but certainly something to think about. - Goldie Katsu
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September 21 at 9:36 pm - Link
It isn't clear what they'll be doing but it does look potentially interesting and their previous projects are interesting to look at. - Goldie Katsu
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September 21 at 9:09 pm - Link
interesting. It makes me ask what purpose do papers serve... and can collaborative techniques help them? - Goldie Katsu
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September 21 at 9:09 pm - Link
another view on the financial situation. I can't help but wonder if the AIG bailout doesn't hold the potential of being leveraged for Federal health care programs if that was the direction wanted. - Goldie Katsu
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September 15 at 4:43 pm - Link
things that make you go hmmm.... - Goldie Katsu
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September 11 at 4:36 pm - Link
It is interesting that Colorado seems to be at the cusp of visibility in the tech world. This article and references in a few other places (Good Magazine and some others) gives me a sense of a greater trend. - Goldie Katsu
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September 9 at 8:05 pm - Link
Ok...totally geeky but it made me laugh. - Goldie Katsu
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September 1 at 5:57 pm - Link
An excellent telling of a story - one that has meaning whether or not you have familiarity with WoW. - Goldie Katsu
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September 1 at 5:00 pm - Link
I found the previous article to be a spot on description of me. In case it matches some of you I thought I'd share the second in the series. (I don't recall if I shared the first which @spin pointed me towards.) - Goldie Katsu
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September 1 at 5:00 pm - Link
Promotes Fitness, Green, and Stylish - what more could you ask? - Goldie Katsu
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I've been pondering the nature of the net and how in some ways it is like having access to the big city right on your desktop, but at the same time it isn't always the same as walking down a NYC street. Cybercrime-Slasherflicks do exagerate the risk, and at the same time might well be drawing attention away from the real risks we can do somehing about and should be paying attention to. - Goldie Katsu
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August 31 at 12:24 am - Link
very cool technology. - Goldie Katsu
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August 30 at 11:36 pm - Link
This is mostly a rant but drink alert on the last line. - Goldie Katsu
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August 30 at 11:36 pm - Link
If you're interested in more on Apple apps Dave Taylor has been doing a series of these interviews. - Goldie Katsu
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“So I was thinking about Seesmic and 'going there for a bit' and realized why I haven't used it in a while.. which speaks little about the service and more about human's social interaction (at least mine) with services. More after the jump...”
August 30 at 6:23 pm - Link
I forget who I was talking to, but we both were talking about heading over to Seesmic for a bit (like it's a place, right?). Anyway, I never made it because I noticed I don't get replies like I used to-- but beyond that-- I know very few people. The EARLY days were VERY tight, because there was a set group of folks, they connected (very similar to the early vloggers of '04). They've sinced moved on, got busy, did other stuff-- so the compelling sell is gone. - Eric Rice
Seesmic has a natural hype cycle because of the celebrity behind it and the celebrity that installed it (it's a seriously who-you-know-connecton-coup)-- but that's not what I'm talking about here. It's interesting to note where circles and tribes move-- the 'my friends are there'. Part of this could apply to Rejaw too. It's not about whether or not the service has some differentiated feature/benefit, it's about where it lands on our personal timelines. Has anyone experienced this with Seesmic or others? - Eric Rice
I'd also like to note how many services FORCE social first, and groups second (if at all). When I refer to anti-social media, I'm really referring to 'discrete' media, not private (or media = networking, whatever). I'm loving things that give me the ability to have 'small social' because of the various theories like Dunbar's number and such. Community evolves into society, and those are two different things entirely. - Eric Rice
i don't know Eric, there's still a core group of people (many of us from the early days) who interact with each other on a regular basis: http://www.flickr.com/photos/m... - Chris Cavs
Yeah older than that. Actually, those pictured that I met there--- we've moved together into other mediums and spaces AND maintain a higher level of relationship-- which is a hard thing to do when everyone is look at me-me-me--- how do you stand out (so to speak)? Note: I do think video is one of the most powerful mediums for connections and human interaction. - Eric Rice
BTW, by 'older than that' I meant, to me, that group is second gen... not sure what generation we're on now... at least 5 or 6. - Eric Rice
well, *I* was there in November. I do remember those folks, and yeah, most of them have moved on. I'm actually a little bummed about that. But I've made some great relationships with those people in the picture. So yeah, video is a very powerful communication medium. I'm still not sure why you don't post though? There are more people now, so you have to be active to get noticed. AND...there are different times during the day that are more active than others, with different people engaging. - Chris Cavs
Maybe there's just certain people too arrogant, too needy, and too self-important--I'm wholeheartedly including myself here--to be "just another member" of a gigantic group and who need to be always part of a select few. I'm not good with crowds... - Seth Eagelfeld
well, i miss you there. not that i'm there often with my webcam issues, but i got a new webcam today, a 2nd wind and I pop up twhirl to see what's going on and it's--once again--a whole lot of nothing. there's too many cliques there and since i don't belong to one, it's back to me observing like back in april. - Faboo Mama
Chris: maybe because it's the same social effect of going to a new club making new friends and starting over from scratch? (well almost)... the one thing I dont think any web 2.0 folks look at is the issue of *social* scalability. Servers and code = easy. Scale socially? That's waaay different. - Eric Rice
Seth: I will be straight up honest and say that there are some people there who I just couldn't effing STAND to see-- not that they had anything to do with me drifting (maybe they did, heh) but yeah, that's a huge part of it. Maybe there's this 'do i want to become that barfly' in any social service? - Eric Rice
aww <3 faboo although interesting we interact more here and we're both from different 'generations' so to speak. God I love these weird-assed scientific social things. This is why we need sociocyberneticists and sociologists in social media, not more Twitter fanboys lol. :) - Eric Rice
do i count as first generation? :o) ...i feel bad. i dropped off too. more because of work and the fact that i'm still waiting for them to roll out group functions. but i am thankful to have met some really nice people when i was actively using it. hopefully when they roll out groups, there can be a reunion. :D - Christine Lu
I was just checking for group functions and GOOD GRIEF on your avatar Christine <3 - Eric Rice
Eric, the scalability issue is definitely a problem. But I'd certainly welcome you back! it's funny, because I started in November, then in January, I fell off until April after PodcampNYC. Now i'm on there again, and there have been at least 2 "generations" since then. Crazy. - Chris Cavs
feel ya eric - moved on awhile ago but i do that a lot, i try everything and only stick f/t w/ a few - it's a time mgmt & balanced life sort of thing for me, nothing against the service or the people - its all my fault or seth's maybe ;) - mike "glemak" dunn
glemak makes a good point. There are just too many socnets now. Some will fall through the cracks in our lives. It happens. I'm on both Seesmic and Phreadz, and Phreadz has kind of fallen through for me. Twitter & Plurk are my main microblog sites, while rejaw, pownce, jaiku, and identi.ca all fell through. - Chris Cavs
Yeah I get evangelized on Rejaw a lot and it's like come on, enough. They might have better features, but it falls into the trap of selling features, not benefits-- and there's high barrier to switching. And even tho there's differentiators, it's not different enough to prevent it from being Yet Another Twitter Clone. (this was kinda off topic, but had to address Rejaw honestly for a moment. (It's social scalability sucks) - Eric Rice
interesting about phreadz, chris. after a lot of berating (peer pressure me?) i got an account. it's been two weeks and i just recorded a video profile today. the thing is that, i look at the users and it's just another clique of people. pretty much the same people who ignored me on seesmic. do i need that? - Faboo Mama
yes, eric...it's not loss on me we interact more here even though we 'met' on seesmic. funny considering the text limitations, though a lot of what you share and i remark on here won't translate to seesmic. - Faboo Mama
Yeah I find I'm not on seesmic, and I haven't really found the "next app" where my friends are to replace it. I try and stop by seesmic, but the responses aren't the same and a lot of the group that was there isn't there any more. I do try and stop by occasionally but the same "stop by all the time" feel just isn't there, I have to think to make myself visit. - Goldie Katsu
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“I just realized I gave out the remaining biz cards at Gnomedex and have none for VWorlds2008 in LA. But seriously, *business cards* at a virtual world conference? I should telepathically BEAM that data to you. Can't we upgrade? I'll say this, next rev of cards will be products. :)”
August 29 at 3:33 pm - Link
I miss being able to beam stuff from my Palm. - Steven Kaye
Eric does not need business cards - just Google the man! - Matt Hartley
oh man, use dropcard or something! - Faboo Mama
i normally use moo.com but not on this short notice...i should also ping the tokyo crew about their thoughts since the card thing is SO part of biz culture. - Eric Rice
Someone mentioned awhile ago to hook up a Nintendo DS and pictochat your info to them :P You could do the same for a PSP (I think it was Alexander Williams who said it). I want that personally. - Candace Holly
Honestly, I don't understand this card thing. I was beaming people with palm pilots 8 years ago. In fact, it was considered RUDE to have business cards when I went to infrastructure conferences. - Christine Cavalier
@Christine, i work in telecommunications and i've run into situations where handing a biz card is a huge faux pas. beam it or forget it is what i've been told. - Faboo Mama
Of course, how do we know what can be beamed or not, what's compatible or not. I wouldn't even know how to transfer between a treo and iphone or blackberry and nokia... and i'm like from the FUTURE n shit. :) - Eric Rice
so... years ago Palm had the biz card beaming feature. I remember loving it. Where did it go? How did it fall out? - Michael Hussein Markman via twhirl
its bluetooth, don't the smurfs in our phone just make it work. i used to have a PPC6700 and now i have an instinct. I've never had a problem beaming anyone anything, except when I was in vegas and my phone would not pick up or receive data from the iphone user standing next to me. that was the only time in the past 5 years that's happened.. - Faboo Mama
i think the other point i'm making is that i can't even recall having run across the need to do this, much less, even know *how* to - Eric Rice
I know this doesn't help you for next week, but if it is an important contact, in the future perhaps use a branded flash drive w/ your contact info and sample of work? There are a few sites like this out there: http://www.usb-flashdrive.com/... - tagami
tagami: actually i have a use for flash drives for another project ;) but yeah, great idea for some for biz card replacements - Eric Rice
I'm at Dragon*Con and I've seen some great anime themed cards the last few days. I like business cards - I should make some :) - Tom Novak
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August 29 at 10:03 am - Link
on one hand they have needed to improve their communications, on the other hand it seems like something that should have been done with enough swiftness as to be nearly unnoticeable - how long does it take to draft an initial policy and have someone review what's going out as the policy is being implemented. - Goldie Katsu
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August 26 at 11:05 am - Link
Fascinating article and the photos are stunning as well. - Goldie Katsu
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August 26 at 10:14 am - Link
cool - Goldie Katsu
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August 25 at 12:49 pm - Link
The ability to integrate applications into virtual worlds seems essential for their adoption for collaborative work. With it the usefulness rapidly exceeds conference calls and similar tools. - Goldie Katsu
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“Everyone is talkin' about bikes, and their rides today. I rock a Bianchi Pista fixed-gear. Chrome. You? Share!”
August 24 at 5:42 pm - Link
A link to a stock photo of my ride: http://tinyurl.com/chromepista -- I now rock it with bullhorns, and toe clips. Put on a front brake, but, I never use it. Legs = stronger brakes, for the win. - Do You KNOW Clarence?
I ride a Raleigh Detour 3.0. 21-Speed Urban Cruiser. That said, I'm thinking about picking up a nice schwinn for when I want to ride like the wind. Update Linkage: http://www.raleighusa.com/bike... - Jason Toney
Still old school steel ('89) Bottecchia with Campy. Likely upgrading as Christmas present to myself. - AJ Kohn
I ride a Gary Fisher Mamba. Black/white/yellow. I think it's heavy and the wheels are smaller in diameter than, like, everyone else's bike that I've seen. So I'm working harder than many riding it on the pavement, but since I've put some money into it, I'm loathe to ditch it. - Erica Mauter
Bianchi Strada, mountain-bike handlebars, Shimano brakes. - George Kelly
Nice, nice; lovin' a view of everyone's rides. What type of mileage are you putting in? My regular commute on my fixed-gear is 7-10 miles round trip depending on my routes, and I usually get an additional 10-15mi rides in with some other cats late nights. - Do You KNOW Clarence?
I was just thinking about how I need to get my bianchi volpe fixed up and get riding again. It's a beautiful dark metalic green and black with purple cow tape on the handlebars. I'll have to take a photo. - Goldie Katsu
Trek Navigator 3.0 - http://www.trekbikes.com/ca/en... - not quite a "bike shaped object" but close. It's slow as the dickens, but my knee problems meant I had to downgrade to this model from a hybrid with road tires. - ☺ Cecily ☺
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August 24 at 12:51 pm - Link
Viddler is doing some really nice stuff in give the user the benefit of their videos. - Goldie Katsu
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August 22 at 5:21 pm - Link
Cool story and I love the painted office that Theresa did before she left to officially be an artist. - Goldie Katsu
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August 22 at 2:28 pm - Link
I love the growth of long time projects (the long now etc.) at the same time we find faster being the dominant theme in other areas. - Goldie Katsu
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