I have to go to Indiana and thought I would leave some photos and Kierkegaard. Yes, some more of that Damn Dane, but you’re going to like these. A person cannot possibly seek what he knows, and just as impossible, he cannot seek what he does not know, for what he knows he cannot seek, […]
Month: September 2004
The tech that ticks
I am currently working with a small company to create an online store. When finished, I’ll point you in its direction–one of those very rare times when I’ve worked on a site that actually has a public interface I can point people to. Go, me. Go, company. One decision we made right from the start: […]
Not going…not gone
Recovered from the Wayback Machine. As you may have noticed, not only is this site not gone, it’s been picked up, spruced up, and a new background image picked – a barge pushing a load down a river in front of a factory. To me this is the epitome of ‘practical RDF’. Or should I […]
Carpe Diem
“Man is damned to be free.” Jean-Paul Sartre
Exclusionary language
Several webloggers have been focusing on the use of language in weblogs and how this can form an exclusionary barrier to women (see Body and Soul, des femmes, and Feministe (as well as here)). I remember when I brought this up as an issue with Doc Searls and got slapped down rather royally. It’s good to see the issue being raised by […]
