…geospatial hypermedia as the foundation for a new kind of computing: wearable, context-aware, sentient landscapes with embedded sensors and beacons.
While I was in college I spent the summers taking random classes at various colleges and universities, which is how I stumbled upon Geographical Information Systems (GIS). I took quite a fancy to GIS and [...]
Succinctly put by Formant:
“Any sufficiently advanced technology becomes indistinguishable from a dating service.”
We got dressed up today and wandered around outside taking pictures to send to my mom and grandma to calm them down… this is what we were wearing when we got married. And I promise I won’t turn this blog into some newlywed shit. Huzzah.
The word is starting to creep out, so just to confirm… yes, I did get married. And apologies to everyone I didn’t tell, but it was a secret until it happened… even my mom didn’t know.
I arrived in New York City on the 26th to participate in the festive protests of the Republican National Convention. I’m also trying to get the word out about rnc mobnet, but I don’t know how to approach PR in an effective manner. There is another site that is doing pretty much the [...]
I woke up at 4am after falling asleep on the futon post-agadashi tofu, and spent 11 or so hours playing with *things* on the computer (most importantly xslt rocks!); when you dissolve into states such as the one I just mentioned, there is no way in hell you can tear yourself away from the computer [...]
On the way up to my brother’s graduation last year, my mom and I stopped by a friend of hers in New Jersey, who happens to live in the greatest old farmhouse ever. By lucky coincidence, or because no one else wanted to sleep up there, I got the attic. These pictures don’t [...]
You’re going to see a lot of random things popping up as I go through my archives. Just a warning…
Hedy Lamarr is my hero. Along with George Antheil she invented the first version of frequency hopping that proposed the use of a piano roll to change between 88 frequencies and was intended to make radio-guided torpedoes harder for enemies to detect or jam. The idea was proposed to the Navy, though ultimately [...]