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Tonight I quietly resurrected my attendance at Refresh DC. The first one I went to took place in a meeting room at the Library of Congress. My former colleague Jackson Wilkinson spoke at it, evangelizing Microformats — something he had recently encountered and gotten us both interested in as an extension of our shared desire [...]
I had a weird experience on the Metro yesterday. I was keeping it real, heading over to Arlington with the late work crew, all typing away at their Blackberries and iPhones. I happened to look over and see a young woman writing away on some sort of palm dealy. I’m a reasonably tech savvy dude, [...]
A declaration that something is not political in itself will highlight the politics of the thing. The New York Times quotes a Chinese Olympic official, Qu Yingpu, in response to the protests of the Olympic torch tour as saying “This is not the right time, the right platform, for any people to voice their political [...]