:: Marc Andreessen on open source ::
I like this article that details Marc Andreessen's 12 reasons open source software is better than proprietary closed system software. I just wish you didn't have to be such a code geek to be able to often take full advantage of it.
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Digital culture, power, academia, social theory... blended up with bits of the everyday and the ordinary, examined.
Reading
Grokking
Considering
- Kingston - Queens University - Sociology
- Montreal - McGill University - Communications
- Ottawa - Carleton University - Communications
- Ottawa - Carleton University - Comparative Studies
- Ottawa - Carleton University - Sociology
- Toronto - Ryerson University - Communications & Culture
- Toronto - University of Toronto - Information Studies
Listening
- Swing When You're Winning - Robbie Williams
- Back in Town - Matt Dusk
- Elements of Life - Tiesto
- Year Zero - Nine Inch Nails
- Nothing Left to Lose - Mat Kearney
- Stranger Birds - David Usher
- Not Too Late - Norah Jones
- Billy Talent II - Billy Talent
- Live at Mr. Stubbs - Jason Mraz
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- :: Weblogs and Discourse :: From one of my favou...
- :: Marc Andreessen on open source :: I like this...
- :: Better cellphone clip :: According to a Wired ...
- :: Google goes Gaelic :: I'm disappointed that bo...
- :: Flying the Maple Leaf over Turks & Caicos :: T...
- :: Usable technology :: I regularly have to fumbl...
- :: Volvo YCC :: Volvo decided that women needed t...
- :: Google as group mind :: Those of you who read ...
- :: My future :: If I don't make it to the ivory t...
- :: Taking on Nielsen :: While googling wiki usabi...
- :: Crying real tears :: I'm shocked. Shocked almo...
- :: Google bar meets Mozilla :: Thanks to a heads-...
- :: Net changes culture consumption :: A great BBC...
- :: Geek god :: Found a book I'd like to check ou...
- :: Grad school option? :: I regularly keep my eye...
- :: Youth culture :: Found this excellent article ...
- :: All in the family? :: While I'm not claiming t...
- :: Is it true? :: Will Google really lose its pro...
- :: Ludologist :: I'm capturing this link to ludol...
- :: Bush's misuse of science :: From one of my so...
- :: Interesting option :: Found Squarespace today ...
- :: Rationalization of ethics :: In studying Weber...
- :: Digital games awards :: I didn't know these ex...
- :: Lifespan of email ensures honesty? :: Accordin...
- :: IRV :: I'm not quite sure I get how it works y...
- :: Supporting gay marriage :: The American Anthro...
- :: Interesting :: I don't know if I want to join ...
- :: Timely quote :: While reading today from the w...
- :: Gates is nuts! :: So I get spam. So I don't l...
- :: Boundary erosion :: I recently wrote a theory ...
- :: Shedding light on irrational reality :: One of...
- :: Fallen heroes:: Okay so maybe he wasn't really...
- :: Google fumbles social networking :: Google is...
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Why not give her a bone while you're there?
About this blog...
Tamara Paradis [aka "Sashay"]
...a late-30s retired IT analyst turned digital culture researcher and sociologist. Once a resident of Montreal, she has now settled into a house near downtown Toronto with her dog Sandy and two great housemates, who've got her watching a lot of TV. She's doing a joint MA at York University & Ryerson University. She hopes to find the perfect digital culture PhD program and, eventually, write the great Canadian novel. In the meantime, she plays with Sandy in the park, wanders around Second Life looking lost, reads a lot of philosophy and digital theory and concots experimental dishes in her beloved slow cooker. And this?...
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