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- Rob Bender: Reverend Jim pretty much sums up my feelings about my own weblog. While in many ways I am proud of this site and enjoy chronicling my thoughts in public like this, there's definitely concerns about how it would be perceived by people I know and work with (in part why I haven't posted as much lately). When my big project went live, I did post a link to the website, but I took it down shortly afterwards for fear that this would show up in their webserver logs. I'm thinking of removing my name from this site (except maybe for an About Me page) so it wouldn't rank #2 on a Google search for my name. |
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- HyperCar Secures $2 Million In Funding: Hewlett Foundation contributes to the Basalt CO/US company to develop, design and commercialize solutions for lightweight, efficient automobiles. [Future Energies] |
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- HyperCar Secures $2 Million In Funding: Hewlett Foundation contributes to the Basalt CO/US company to develop, design and commercialize solutions for lightweight, efficient automobiles. [Future Energies] |
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- HyperCar Secures $2 Million In Funding: Hewlett Foundation contributes to the Basalt CO/US company to develop, design and commercialize solutions for lightweight, efficient automobiles. [Future Energies] |
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- Creative Types: A Lot in Common: A new set of licenses from Creative Commons will allow copyright holders to share their work according to conditions they specify -- and boost their profiles. For many creators, the standard copyright laws are too restrictive. [Wired News] |
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- Creative Types: A Lot in Common: A new set of licenses from Creative Commons will allow copyright holders to share their work according to conditions they specify -- and boost their profiles. For many creators, the standard copyright laws are too restrictive. [Wired News] |
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- Creative Types: A Lot in Common: A new set of licenses from Creative Commons will allow copyright holders to share their work according to conditions they specify -- and boost their profiles. For many creators, the standard copyright laws are too restrictive. [Wired News] |
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