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- Limited Funding in Education Calls For Creative Measures I'm just about to change my primary harddrive on my machine at work, with an older but better one from home. I need to install a multi-booting system consisting of win98, Linux and XP. So, my weblog will need to go to standby or even hibernation mode for a while. I only hope it will wake up again. |
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- Kentucky state agencies didn't properly wipe hard drives containing sensitive information before offering the computers for sale as surplus. But random tests by the State Auditor found the data and prevented the sale. |
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- Do a bunch of product releases set 2003 up to be the year of the Apple? |
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- The disciplines of Information Architecture (IA) and Web Usability are converging. This is a good thing. The latter group is beginning to conclude that -- other UI stuff notwiths... |
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- Slurping the Colorado with a big strawFrom PolState "Big Straw was first proposed in the 1980s by Butch Clark, an environmental planner from Gunnison who thought that proposing a pipeline hundreds of miles long with approximately one mile of elevation gain would be viewed as so preposterous that people might start taking a more serious look at conservation and cooperation." However now the legislature is considering this serious loony project of pumping water one vertical mile uphill. Why? So Colorado can store water they're afraid California might grab from them. Welcome to the water wars. |
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