Earlier this week, I linked out to an article about “why Web 2.0 will end your privacy” and then (via B^2) I see this one on “hot products from the future“. I immediately thought of the printed Wired‘s back-page monthly feature “FOUND ARTIFACTS FROM THE FUTURE!” that I so enjoy. Of course, the convergence point […]
The Indexed Phobia List confirms that “ambulo” and “thanato” are good roots to use in my zombie-phobia neologism. (And Dictionary.com confirms that “ambulo” is the preferred prefix in the phobia realm for “walking”.) Little piece off bit-tech.net on “Why Web 2.0 will end your privacy” (at least, your privacy as you know it … spime-watch […]
Open note to all those working on the “social software product[s]” of “Web 2.0” (or are otherwise pre-gaming for Zeldman’s hypothetical Web 3.0): Semantic equivalents in tagging apps. I don’t think this is anything remotely like a new idea but SERIOUSLY please make your applications smart. And by “smart”, I mean that if you’re going […]
Matthew Thomas on how to tell the difference between Web 1.0 and Web 2.0. Good for a chuckle.