• Great Conversations

    I’ve had some great conversations over at Gnomedex so far. Here is a by-no-means complete set of links to people I didn’t know before, but I had interesting conversations with. Now I’m going to be reading their stuff. [Read More]
  • Micro-content Lunch at Gnomedex

    We’re having a lunch BOF type gathering at Gnomedex today Oct 2nd, 2004. There is no plan. Join us if you’re into microcontent and want to geek out about it for a while.
  • Gnomedex Trackback

    I’ve been using Technorati to follow the Gnomedex comments, but that info seems to be pretty lagged. And Gnomedex has a submit info page but they some some stuff about making decisions to publish stuff. So I’m assuming that isn’t realtime either. So here’s a post to either leave pointers... [Read More]
  • Maximizing Your Blogging Strategies

    The session actually wandered over a whole bunch of different areas. And it was good. They talked about how to provide more info to users, categorizations, enclosures and what they mean both technically and how it changes user practices, will video or audio blogging really change the medium. Ross popped... [Read More]
  • Freenode IRC

    I’m always on Freenode anyway, so I created a #gnomedex channel over on Freenode. Lockergnome has an IRC channel, but it’s not being used for the conf really. If you’re on freenode, hop on #gnomedex.
  • Gnomedex first panel

    Elle and I are over at Gnomedex in Tahoe. Absolutely beautiful out here. I would be happy to be here just on vacation, and having the conf is just a nice bonus. Last night was the welcome dinner, and I spent a bunch of time talking to Bill Flitter and... [Read More]
  • Gnomedex

    So obviously I’ve been pretty busy, hardly any updates over the last month. It’s not just that I’ve had a whole bunch of random crap going on either, I’ve started a company! I’ve had the consulting business that I’ve been doing for a while, but this is a real entrepreneurial... [Read More]
  • An Infrastructure for the New Geography

    There’s a post over at Future Now with a pointer to a new paper titled Infrastructure for the New Geography (PDF). I think it does a great job of laying down some of the possible benefits of having geographic data available. Not just being able to include information about where... [Read More]